SH Cinema Award

14.06.2017 | Spoorendonk honours cinema programmes

Minister of Culture Anke Spoorendonk presented the Schleswig-Holstein Cinema Prize at the Husum Cinema Centre. By increasing the prize money by 15,000 euros, the cinemas were able to receive a total of 42,500 euros this year.

"The Cinema Programme Award is a contribution by the state to maintaining a vibrant cinema landscape, an acknowledgement of good programme work and a thank you for culturally valuable work in many places in our state," says Culture Minister Anke Spoorendonk. There were 26 applications for this year's Schleswig-Holstein Cinema Prize, which honours the 2016 programme year, from which the jury selected 22 cinemas. A distinction was made between commercial and non-commercial cinemas.

The independent jury consisted of: Eduard Barnsteiner (Barnsteiner Film, Ascheffel), Katrin Mersmann (FFHSH, Hamburg), and Astrid Muckli (Muckli-Kino Betriebsgesellschaft, Oldenburg/Lower Saxony). The competition was organised by the Filmwerkstatt Kiel of the Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein.

The award winners at a glance

Studio, Kiel (4.000 €)
Capitol Lichtspiele, Kappeln (3.000 €)
Kino-Center, Husum (3.000 €)
Schauburg, Rendsburg (3.000 €)
Lichtblick, Oldenburg (2.000 €)
Cinema Paradiso, Bargteheide (2.000 €)
Burgtheater, Ratzeburg (2.000 €)
Kino Nordlicht, St. Petersburg (2.000 €)
Kino Deutsches Haus, Meldorf (2.000 €)
Lichtblick, Heide (1.500 €)
Burg, Fehmarn (1.000 €)
51 Stufen Kino, Flensburg (1.000 €)
Filmbühne, Grömitz (1.000 €)
Traum-Kino, Kiel (1.000 €)

Kino in der Pumpe, Kiel (3.000 €)
Savoy Kino, Bordesholm (2.500 €)
Kommunales Kino, Rendsburg (2.000 €)
Kommunales Kino, Lübeck (2.000 €)
Kino im KDW, Neumünster (1.500 €)
Kino in Mölln (1.000 €)
Kommunales Kino, Bad Schwartau (1.000 €)
Kommunales Kino, Neustadt (1.000 €)

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