This is the main English-language theater in Graz. It is easy to find by bus, tram, or walking…read moresouth from Jakominiplatz. This cinema (kino) only has 2 theaters, so plan ahead. They give out their weekly movie schedule on fliers you can pick up for free inside. Prices are less than 10 Euro and they have matinee and student pricing for tickets. Like a traditional theatre, row and seat numbers are assigned, but on a quiet night you can easily pick where you want to sit. If you're American, it's novel that than theater sells beer, wine and liquor to drink during the show. And some drinks and coffees are served in actual glass glasses. There is a large cafe/seating area to wait in before the show. Theaters are opened at the showtime for seating, so do not arrive early unless you want to socialize before the film. There are no cupholders in the arm rests. Traditional theatre seats, they are well-padded, clean, and tilt up comfortably toward the screen. The bathrooms are not large, but clean and comfortable and look well-kept.

One of the "special places" of the independent movie scene in Graz. On the one hand you get there…read moreDVDs to rent, which you can't get in the usual dvd palaces. More on the challenging side for your mind and not like the usual Hollywood - style junk food you are usually expecting in cinemas... It's everytime a place to go, even if its small size cinema hall isn't fittet with state of the art gimmicks. But instead of this you will experience the feeling of being a member of an exquisite group of spectators... Facts: http://www.filmzentrum.com/