The first thing you see on the façade of b-ware!ladenkinos is THIS IS NOT A CINEMA. It certainly isn’t a traditional movie theatre – b-ware offers a video store, a bar, and 3 rooms in the back that show art house films. Decorated with a mix of rococo upholstered furniture, industry and kitsch, b-ware!ladenkinos opens its doors daily at noon.
b-ware!ladenkino
Film archive, whiskey bar, labyrinth, interstellar meeting place, Rococo café, museum of analog film projectors, perpetual motion machines ...
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