The Odeon is a single-screen Yorck cinema on Hauptstraße in Schöneberg, near the Akazienkiez. It opened in 1950 as the Filmbühne Sylvia, joined the Yorck group in 1982 and took the name Odeon in 1985, when it began showing films only in their original versions, without German dubbing. Behind its low bungalow front, the auditorium seats 265, and Yorck lists 4K laser projection.
Yorck lists Schöneberg S-Bahn station (S1, S41, S42, S45, S46), Rathaus Schöneberg on the U4 and the bus lines M43, M46, M85, 187 and 248 for getting there, with bike racks in front of the entrance. There are five steps up to the entrance door; level access is via the courtyard, with a small ledge, and Yorck asks you to ring the doorbell on the left of the main entrance so staff know you have arrived. The auditorium is level with the foyer and has several wheelchair spaces, while the restroom is on the ground floor but not suitable for wheelchairs. Yorck's accessibility page has the details.
An original version is not always in English, and Yorck's listings for the Odeon use version labels such as OmU and OmeU, which do not by themselves mean English audio. Our listings here are for English-audio screenings.