Films and screenings for children in Berlin range from animated stories to programmes shown under a planetarium dome. Compare the film or show description, age recommendation and stated language; the language of this page does not tell you the language of the screening.
52 shows and events

Three short films about sounds, wind and music screen together for young children.

Three animated and puppet films about whistling, singing and trumpet playing, with sing-along moments.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

Three short films about whistling, music and sing-along tales screen for young children.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

Three animated and puppet films about whistling, singing and trumpet playing, with sing-along moments.

Three short films explore the world of sounds, music and everyday noises.

Children watch surprise films together in the library, with popcorn accompanying the screening.

Two short films in the December “Spatzenkino” put children in a festive Christmas mood.

A screening of two short films about a name-day party and a Christmas goose.

Two animated family films about animals and unexpected friendships are shown back to back.

Two short films follow Findus’s name-day party and a goose intended for Christmas dinner.

Two short films with an animal theme get children in the mood for Christmas.

The films follow Findus's name-day celebration and a Christmas goose who wins the children's affection.

Two festive short films put you in the mood for the Christmas season.

The films follow Findus's name-day celebration and a Christmas goose who wins the children's affection.

Two festive films follow a name-day party and a goose that melts hearts.

The December Spatzenkino screens two short films to welcome the Christmas season.

A short film programme for young children, hosted by a sparrow puppet, lasts about 45 minutes.

Children watch a film with quieter sound, less darkness and no adverts.

Two festive films follow a name-day party and a goose that melts hearts.

Two films follow a name-day celebration and a goose that wins hearts.

Two films follow a name-day celebration and a goose that wins hearts.