
Türlensteg 29, 73525 Schwäbisch Gmünd
Gmünd's cinema in the old town at Türlensteg descends from the Turm-Theater, which opened in 1952. Lochmann Filmtheaterbetriebe bought it in May 2018, broke ground that November and reopened it in stages from autumn 2019, after a rebuild the company put at eight to nine million euros. Ten screens now hold about 1,000 seats, all in leather, most halls with lounge rows and footrests. Eclipse, the largest at 230 seats, has laser projection and Dolby Atmos on a 14-metre screen. The Turmbibliothek and the Ratsbibliothek are lined with bookshelves filled by books customers no longer wanted. The 35-seat Onyx uses a Samsung Cinema LED wall instead of a projector, which the operator describes as one of very few in the EU. The programme is mainstream and mostly dubbed, with children's matinees, a Kinotreff 50plus strand and opera relays.

The largest room: 40 Lounge seats with a footstool, seven VIP D-BOX motion seats and twelve twin seats.

Restrained, lit indirectly; 24 Lounge seats with a footstool.

Reds and oranges, lit wall panels — and seats laid out in a half-round.

One of the two libraries: the shelves hold books the cinema's own visitors gave away.

Warm oranges, 15 Lounge seats with a footstool.

A steep rake for a clear view from every row, plus six VIP D-BOX motion seats.

In the colours of daybreak, with lit wall panels.

The house's second library, its shelves also stocked by the audience.

17 Lounge seats with a footstool and five VIP D-BOX motion seats, in a 60-seat room.

Instead of a screen there is an LED wall. Extra ceiling speakers carry the Atmos, and the room holds five Lounge seats with a footstool and four VIP D-BOX motion seats.