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12–22 Feb 26

Lost in the 90s

Berlinale Retrospective

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12–22 Feb 26

Berlinale Classics

Restored film classics and rediscoveries on the big screen

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›Wildwood, NJ‹, USA 1994, directed by Ruth Leitman, Carol Weaks Cassidy
© Ruthless Films

Lost in the 90s

Berlinale Retrospective

12.–22.2.26
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Anime-Grafik von einer springenden Person, umrahmt von einem großen Mond und Bäumen.

©1993 Yoshiaki Kawajiri / Madhouse / FlyingDog / TOHO CO., LTD. / MOVIC INC.

Berlinale Classics 2026

12.–22.2.26
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Schwarz-weißes Porträt der Schauspielerin Louise Brooks mit einem kurzen Bob-Haarschnitt

Screentime

We are opening our new home in E-Werk
23 Jan–6 Feb and 26 Feb–19 Apr 26

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Drei Erwachsene und ein Kind sitzen schlafend in einem Auto.

‘Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen’ (Phantoms of July), GER 2025, directed by Julian Radlmaier
© Blue Monticola Film

Looking Back to the Present

Past and present films in dialogue

14.11. – 19.12.25
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Photo: Andreas Nenninger

At our new location

Welcome to the E-Werk – a place steeped in history! You can find the dates for all our activities here.

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Several shelves with books are located in the library in front of a large window wall.

Photo: Erik Weiss

Library

Now at E-Werk. Come and visit us!

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  • Karte von Berlin mit Marker gesetzt bei Potsdamer Straße 2, 10785 Berlin

    Potsdamer Straße 2
    10785 Berlin
    Germany

 

Everyone is welcome!

Refugees and accompanying persons can enter the Museum of Film and Television free of charge.

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    Mauerstraße 79
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  • Come visit us

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  • Library

    Our library is once again open to all film and television fans.

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  • Archivkasten, raugezogen ein schwarz-weiß-Foto einer Frau, die Zigarette raucht

    Reopening of the archives

    Our archives are back and ready to welcome you! Come visit us at our new location in the E-Werk.

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  • Colorful craft supplies for the animation workshop.

    Want a birthday party to remember?

    Create your own animated short film with your favorite people and our film professionals!

    Find out more
  • Ein schwarz-weißes Bild zeigt in einem alten Filmstudio eine Crew, die eine Mondlandschaft filmt.

    Publication: German Film

    Discover German film across nearly 1,000 comprehensive pages – from classics to hidden gems. Available in English as a hardcover and as e-book chapters.

    Find out more

Streaming program

The streaming program of the Kinemathek

Selects #14: Action

In keeping with the Film Restored festival theme, our streaming program shows how manifold “action” in film can be. Stream without registration or subscription until 12 February!

Watch free of charge

Explore online

Explore online

  • Costume designer Monika Bauert with an actor in a lizard costume on the film set. The actor hugs her and kisses her on the head.

    Personal Papers and Company Archives

    Learn more about the estates and legacies of prominent film and television figures – such as Ken Adam, Bernd Eichinger, and Hildegard Knef.

    Explore now
  • Marlene Dietrich in a red knitted sweater looks up at the sky.

    Digital Collection

    We preserve hundreds of thousands of objects documenting film and television history. Our digital collection provides insight into the diversity of our archives.

    Dive into history
  • An illustration of a black figure with large eyes looks friendly.

    Make your own film

    On filmspielplatz.de, you can watch fun animated films and learn how to make your own! It’s easy to use and available in German, Turkish, Polish, and Arabic.

    See how

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