MOIN Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein

City supports the preservation of art house theatres with 200,000 euros in 2020

12.02.2020 | Hamburg lays foundation stone for cinema investment programme

Hamburg is making an additional 200,000 euros available for cinema funding in the short term for the current financial year. The city is thus laying the foundation for a Hamburg cinema investment programme and is thus participating in the federal government's Future Cinema Programme with co-financing, which is to be launched in the first quarter of 2020 and is intended to invest in the future of cinemas in a variety of ways.

Dr Carsten BrosdaSenator for Culture and Media: "Cinemas are the heart of the art of film and also important cultural venues in the city's districts. By participating in the Future Cinema Programme, we want to strengthen cinema culture in this city and film on the big screen and give it a long-term perspective. We have been honouring the dedicated programming work of many Hamburg cinema operators for many years with the Hamburg Cinema Prize. With the additional funding, we want to enable cinemas to move with the times and invest in the future viability of their theatres."

Helge AlbersCEO of Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein: "There is no cultural city without cinemas. Hamburg has a lively and diverse cinema landscape, the preservation and development of which is very important to us. We are therefore very pleased about the support from the city. This is a strong signal for the future of Hamburg as a cinema city."

With the city's commitment to launch a cinema investment programme, cinemas in Hamburg will also have the opportunity to participate in the federal government's Future Programme. Further details on criteria and awarding will be published by Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig Holstein at the start of the federal government's future programme.

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