Last updated 5. March 2025 | Kino
Welcome to the Unikino Lüneburg!
Do you already know the oldest movie theater in Lüneburg? If not, read on. The Unikino at Leuphana University regularly brings you films that you can enjoy in the lecture hall. The big screen, excellent sound and delicious popcorn create a movie theater atmosphere!
Every Tuesday during the semester, we show carefully selected films or organize exciting events with great guests and interesting topics. With a bit of luck, you can also win great prizes such as free tickets or (organic!) snacks at our performances.
It is important to us at Unikino to create a diverse program that appeals to everyone. In addition to a blockbuster opening in the auditorium, we try to bring socially relevant documentaries, foreign-language film treasures and moving feature films to our auditorium screen. To this end, we meet before the start of each semester to develop our upcoming program together.
Would you like to join us, have questions or want to know what’s going on with us? Feel free to contact and follow us on Instagram at @unikinolueneburg or by email at kino [at] asta-lueneburg [dot] de. Or just come to Building 9 on Tuesdays at 7 pm before the show and get to know us! (:
See you in lecture hall 1!
The program for the winter semester 2024 / 2025
Summer semester 2024
Winter semester 2023 / 2024
Summer semester Love
Dies Academicus 2023
At Leuphana University’s Dies Academicus 2023, the Unikino was awarded the prize for outstanding volunteer work! The explanatory statement reads: “The students’ commitment impressed the jury with the creative and multifaceted design of what often appears to be a very classic and less innovative cinema program. In exemplary cooperation with cultural workers, university teachers, university institutions, student working groups and Germany-wide networks, the organizers of the Unikino take up important, current and socially relevant topics and enable an appealing and courageous cultural offer with great appeal and high value for the university and the city of Lüneburg. With their events, the students create an inviting and inspiring space for networking and a stimulating framework for exchange on the content presented. They counter the currently rather difficult and seemingly declining development of cinema in general with an offer that breaks with old structures, surprises, inspires and is able to trigger diverse forms of follow-up communication.” The cup of coffee and the glass of wine too!
