Events and Film Program

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

This film will be screened in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

This guided tour will take place in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

This special training will be given in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

This special training will be given in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

This guided tour will take place in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

Film restoration takes place behind the scenes – in the vaults of film archives and the dim rooms of film labs. The exhibition brings this craft to light and shows how we preserve well-known but also forgotten works of film history and reclaim them for the screen. Follow us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

Discover over 100 years of German film history: costumes and props, photos, scripts, stage designs and modells, cameras and film scenes. In our permanent exhibition all those objects bring German film history to life.

Thirty years ago, on 31 December 1991, the Deutsche Fernsehfunk (DFF, German Television Broadcasting) concluded its broadcasting service. To commemorate this anniversary we are showing a curated selection of broadcasts. Explore six aspects of the Deutsche Fernsehfunk network’s programming in our Television Media Library.

Want to re-watch your favorite detective show? Or want to enjoy one of your favorite comedy broadcasts all over again? At our Television media library’s seating islands, you can view over 11,000 full-length programs. Discover classics of German TV, such as ‘Polizeiruf 110’, ‘Tatort’ or ‘Lindenstraße’.

This tour will be given in German. Please consult our German language event calendar for further information.

We are participating in the initiative “Museum Sunday”: Admission is free on the first Sunday of every month. Explore our permanent exhibition, the special exhibition “Frame by Frame – Restoring Films” or the Television Media Library. All are welcome!

Book your time slot tickets online or just stop by.

Why should old films be saved? What do the restoration of films and detective work have in commen? And what happens to all the historic film reels? The overview tour through the current special exhibition “Frame by Frame – Restoring Films” illustrates how we at the Kinemathek work with old films. Join us on a journey into the investigative world of film restoration.

→ participation is limited | admission is included in the museum ticket

Join film restorer Martin Koerber on a tour through the current special exhibition  “Frame by Frame – Restoring Films”! Discover all the aspects involved in saving the old films and learn how fragments are put back together into a complete film, duration: 60-90 minutes.

→ admission is included in the museum ticket | participation is limited