Capitol Dahlem is a Yorck cinema on Thielallee in Dahlem, set in a villa built at the end of the 1920s as a private house. Yorck says a private screening room was added in 1942 and that the building opened to the public as a cinema in 1946. Gerhard Klein ran it for more than thirty years from 1956, and a plaque in the foyer has honoured him since 2019. The cinema has 4K laser projection and air conditioning.
Yorck labels its screenings by language version: DF means German-language audio, OV the original version without subtitles, OmU the original with German subtitles and OmeU the original with English subtitles. None of these labels by itself tells you the film is in English. Our listings here are for English-audio screenings.
For public transport, Yorck lists the U-Bahn station Freie Universität (Thielplatz). Bike racks are at the bottom of the driveway, in front of the garage. Yorck states that the cinema can only be reached via several steps, that the auditorium has no wheelchair spaces and that the lounge is reached only by stairs. Yorck's accessibility page has the access details for each of its cinemas.