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Metropolis

The Metropolis screens current films on the big screen – often in the original language or with subtitles – and regularly hosts special events.

Indoor

The Metropolis is a cinema that brings not only current feature films but also film culture and special events to the big screen.

At a Glance

Type
Cinema
Programme
Current feature films, frequently in the original version (OV) or with subtitles (OmU/OmeU)
Highlights
School screenings as well as regular special events on offer
Accessibility
Accessibility information available

Things to do here

  • Catch the latest movies on the big screen
  • Watch films in their original language or with subtitles
  • Discover special events and film culture
  • Browse the preview program for upcoming titles
  • Enjoy a cinema night with friends or family

Programme and Screenings

The cinema shows several films daily at a variety of times, with screenings ranging from early afternoon through to late evening. Many films are shown in their original language, sometimes with German or English subtitles. A preview programme offers a look ahead at upcoming titles.

Special Offers

Dedicated screenings are available for school groups. In addition, gift vouchers are on offer, and there are competitions where audiences can have a say in which films make it onto the programme.

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Address

Ebertpl. 19
50668 Köln

Contact

0221 722436

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