Kant Kino is a five-screen Yorck cinema on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg. Yorck dates it to 1912, when the Kant-Lichtspiele opened with a single hall of about 800 seats in the building of the Kant Hotel, and between 1975 and 1983 the hall doubled as a concert stage for the punk and new wave scene. The large Hall 1 and the old wooden interior of the foyer have been kept. Yorck describes the programme as international productions alongside documentaries and children's films.
Yorck lists U Wilmersdorfer Straße for getting there, with bicycle stands in front of the entrance. Access differs by room. There are two steps in front of the entrance door, with a ramp available on request, and the restrooms have level access. Halls 1 and 2 are reached by stairs only; Halls 3 to 5 can be reached by stairs or by the lift next to the foyer, with one wheelchair space in each. Yorck's accessibility page has the details.
Yorck's own listings for Kant Kino mark screenings with version labels such as DF and OmeU, and many screenings here carry the DF label. None of these labels by itself means English audio. Our listings here are for English-audio screenings.