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Today at the Movies
FDas Kinoprogramm wird wöchentlich aktualisiert. Die Kinokasse ist Mo-Fr ab 13:30 und Sa-So ab 11:30 Uhr geöffnet. Ermäßigte Tickets gibt es nur an der Kinokasse (Ausnahme: bei Kinder- und Familienfilmen auch im Onlinekauf). Reservierung empfohlen: 030 32592592. Reservierte Tickets müssen bis 15 min vor Beginn abgeholt werden. Bitte beachtet die Angaben zu den Sprachversionen. Filme ohne Kennzeichnung sind auf Deutsch.
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Wochenprogramm / Weekly schedule »
Das läuft im Kino Intimes: Flyer 24. - 30. April ★ Eine letzte Reise / The Last Journey (Den sista resan) ☆ Warfare ☆ Blood & Sinners (Sinners) ☆ Mickey 17 ☆ A Complete Unknown ☆ Anora ☆ Ne Zha 2 (哪吒之魔童闹海 / Nezha: Mo tong nao hai) ☆ Flow (Straume) ★ Filme für Kinder & Familie: Flow ☆ Moon, der Panda ☆ Paddington in Peru ★ Anime Cinema: The Colors Within (きみの色 / Kimi no iro) ☆ Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing ☆ Attack on Titan: The Last Attack
I don’t foresee ten other movies coming out this year to knock Ryan Coogler’s Sinners out of the top lists of 2025. It’s the kind of film that makes you believe we can tell serious stories, even in the realm of horror. Michael B. Jordan and Miles Caton deliver incredible performances in this soulful, bloody tale that masterfully marries blues, vampires, and the vibrant spirit of New Orleans.
Ryan Coogler enters the horror realm and nails it in Sinners, which drops vampires into a deeply personal, heartfelt, emotional, sexy, and bloody story that’ll stick with you. Michael B. Jordan wows in a dual performance as twins Smoke and Stack... Sinners also puts music to beautiful use, as we’re reminded that vampirism is but one way to achieve immortality.
The unshakeable conviction that 'war is hell' informs the most celebrated military movies... Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza have pushed that concept to its logical, visceral and most infernal conclusion. This is a movie that’s as difficult to watch as it is to forget. It’s a sensory blitz, a percussive nightmare and a relentless assault on the soul.
This visceral, immersive real-time retelling of a surveillance mission gone horribly wrong is as raw and direct as its title suggests. Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza craft an unflinching, sharply authentic snapshot of combat that’s not about honour and glory, but desperation, fear and survival. It’s not for the faint-hearted either.
