Hamburg Cinema Awards 2017

05.09.2017 | 13 arthouse cinemas honoured on 4 September at 3001 Kino

On Monday evening, a total of 13 Hamburg arthouse and district cinemas were awarded the 2017 Hamburg Cinema Prizes for the 2016 programme year at the 3001 Kino im Schanzenviertel. The prizes are awarded annually by the Ministry of Culture and Media together with Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein and are endowed with a total of 100,000 euros.

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