
Tuchmacherstr. 37, 02625 Bautzen
The Filmpalast occupies a listed building on Tuchmacherstraße in Bautzen's inner city that started life as the Albertgarten concert and ballroom. Its dance hall was converted into a cinema in 1919, the Centraltheater, renamed Zentral-Theater a year later. It was rebuilt after wartime damage and reworked for CinemaScope in 1959. Kieft made it a four-screen house that reopened in August 1992. A modernisation running several years and finished in 2020 doubled that to eight screens. Two are Gold Class rooms with reclining seats and drinks served at the seat, and the historic Saal 1, restored last and with sofas on the balcony, remains the largest. Because the building is protected, Saxony covered half the cost. Everything we currently list here plays German-dubbed. This is the town's mainstream first-run cinema, not a house for original versions.

In the near future, the “method” controls the health and freedom of society. The life of neuroscientist Mia Holl, who is loyal to the system, changes abruptly when her brother Moritz Holl is wrongly accused of murder and imprisoned. In the fight for truth and justice, Mia begins to question the system and becomes the hunted herself.

After a jewelry heist, a father and son are on the run from the police. They find refuge in a coach full of people with disabilities who are on their way to a holiday camp in the Alpine foothills with their carer. Without further ado, they pretend to be a missing fellow passenger and his carer.

The everyday life of a married couple at a turning point: Lore wants a divorce—after almost 40 years of marriage.
On Halloween Eve at Mossy Bottom Farm, excitement turns to dismay when the clumsy Farmer ruins the pumpkin patch. Shaun tries fixing it with science experiments, but things go awry when a wild beast appears in the woods.

The group of friends from “Das perfekte Geheimnis” have to ask themselves the question on a chaotic short trip to the south: Is there life after the truth or is their friendship over?