Filmhaus im KunstKulturQuartier

There have been municipal film initiatives in Nuremberg since 1972. Since the opening of the municipal Filmhaus Nürnberg in the KunstKulturQuartier in 2000, Königstraße has been the premier destination in the region for lovers of high-quality cinema.

The municipal cinema offers its audience international premieres, themed programmes, retrospectives, film talks and panel discussions, silent films with live music and children’s films, and serves as a venue for several festivals, such as the NIHRFF – Nuremberg International Human Rights Film Festival – and the Turkish-German Film Festival. During the late-evening slot on several weekdays, one screen is run by the voluntary association ‘Kommkino e.V.’, which is dedicated to underground cinema, with a focus on trash films, Asian cinema and independent cinema.

The Filmhaus offers active filmmakers workspaces for film and video editing and production, a sound booth for professional recordings, as well as various group rooms used by film-related associations. The Filmhaus Café is located in the foyer of the Künstlerhaus.

Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible entrances to the building and auditoriums, accessible toilet, disabled parking spaces.

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