About this website
Cinema has always been more than just a room for screening movies. It is a social and cultural space, a space of encounter and perception. Architects designed buildings especially for those spaces. Today, as well as in the past, they change permanently.
cinelandmarks.org is providing virtual access to those spaces as well as to cinema culture in the past and the present. It gathers information about historically, architecturally, and curatorially unique cinemas worldwide on one platform. It offers stories about topics related to cinema and going to the movies. And it shows you the way to the next cinema worth visiting – as a screening room or a cultural space.
cinelandmarks.org welcomes contribution of content from everybody around the world who is interested in the topic or passing an intriguing cinema. For keeping up a high level quality standard editorial supervision is provided.
What can cinelandmarks.org be used for?
cinelandmarks.org offers a space of communication and debate about cinema and its localities. It gives you the opportunity to observe and remember cultural developments. But it is also your practical directory to unique cinemas. We would like to reach everybody who is fascinated by cinema and its magic just the way we are.
Why should I support this project?
cinelandmarks presents outstanding cinemas online. So far, many of them have simply not yet been registered. In this sense, this site offers you practical orientation and overview. It also combines well-grounded information and thematic approach. Its perspective on cinema is global and broad. Given the fundamental changes cinema and projection sites are subjected to due to digitalization, cinelandmarks offers the appropriate view on cinema in the 21st century. But, obviously, this site would never work on a global scale without your support! Thank you for sharing with the community the valuable knowledge you have about interesting cinemas in your city or region!
About us
cinelandmarks e.V. is a non-profit organization registered and accredited by the federal state of Berlin, Germany. We are running the project exclusively voluntarily in our spare time. We are cineasts but also people just enjoying going to the movies and being interested in places, buildings and their stories – no matter if they are right next door or at the other end of the planet.
Email us at info@cinelandmarks.org or developer.cinelandmarks@gmail.com
cinelandmarks supporters
David Basalla * Ilse Becker * Johannes Becker * Martin Bemmann * Hannes Berger * Sabrina Bernhöft * Roland Borrmann * Peter Brüstle * Elke von dem Bussche * Jens Cram * Steffi Determeyer * Katharina de la Durantaye * Hinnerk Feldwisch * Jens Gerber * Sabine Grabow * Nadja Gravert-Stutterheim * Sibylle Grunze * Björn Haase * Anna Henssen * Christoph Henssen * Günter Henssen * Nils Henssen * Milan Jasencak * Sabine Jasencak * Janina Kanther * Alexander Katt * Leo Kreuzer * Marion Koob * Benjamin Kuderer * Tanja Kurreck * Linda Kuschel * Erol Kutay * Céline Lalé * Gerd Laux * Oliver Lemke * Marie Löchner * Patrick Christian Loos * Melanie Loser * Claus Loeser * Antje Lossin * Lynnette Luis * Melanie Martin * Stephan Meidell * Max Metzger * Valentin Münscher * Urs Neumann * Claudia Niemann * Judith Orlewinsky * Eva Pfitzenmaier * Jutta Pfitzenmaier * Gunter Pietschmann * Iris Praefke * Colin Reynolds * Carlos Rincon * Katja Rößner * Johanna Ruhl * Fabian Schauren * Isabel Schlegel * Sandra Schneider * Lisa Schreiber * Alexander Schultz * Niels Schwarke * Sebastian Seiffert * Alexander Sigelen * Robert Spät * Krystyna und Andreas Spät * Michael Spiegel * Jan-Michael Strauch * Thorsten Thaler * John Philipp Thurn * Theresa Ulrich * Christa Wiorek * Tobias Wolf