Zeise Kinos, Arthouse cinema in Ottensen, Hamburg, Germany
Zeise Kinos operates three screening rooms within a former industrial building that blends exposed brick walls with modern steel and glass construction. The rooms vary in size and equipment to accommodate different film formats and event types.
The building was originally a ship propeller factory founded in 1869 by Theodor Zeise, producing maritime equipment for over 100 years. After the factory closed, the space was converted into a cultural venue for film screenings and events.
The cinema presents films from independent filmmakers across Germany, Europe, and the world, alongside poetry readings and musical performances in its main hall. This blend of cinema and cultural programming makes it a gathering place for audiences seeking different perspectives.
The venue is located in Ottensen and can be reached by buses 37, 150, or 188 to Friedensallee stop or on foot from Hamburg-Altona S-Bahn station. The interior layout provides clear access to the different screening rooms once you arrive.
The main screening room holds 369 seats and features advanced Dolby SRD sound technology, making it a technically sophisticated venue in northern Germany. This technical setup allows for high-quality film presentations that set it apart from other theaters.
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