Even after many decades in the business, Bad Oldesloe’s cinema operator Heinz Wittern is still an enthusiastic cinephile and advocate of cinema entertainment in the small town. It is only thanks to this enthusiasm that the district town still has the only real cinema in the district with three screens.
It is also important to Wittern that as many cinema fans as possible can afford to see a blockbuster. That is why he is now inviting people to a small cinema festival at the OHO cinema center on Saturday, September 7th and Sunday, September 8th.
Tickets reduced to five euros on the cinema festival weekend
The special feature: all tickets cost just five euros per person and film. “Whether it’s a cozy family trip at the weekend, a meeting with friends or a solo trip to the cinema – I think we have the right atmosphere for all of these possibilities,” says Wittern.
Even after decades in the business, Heinz Wittern is still an enthusiastic film buff. Photo: Nora Schwarz
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The past few years have been difficult for all cinemas. After the pandemic came – as reported – the strike in Hollywood, which meant that some blockbusters were postponed. But the Oldesloe cinema has survived these crises. “We have our loyal regulars to thank for that,” says Wittern. They can of course now also look forward to reduced admission for two days. ”
These films will be shown on both days: “Just One More Time” (5.30 p.m. and 8 p.m.), “Horizon” (7.30 p.m.), “Alien Romulus” (8.15 p.m.), “Deadpool & Wolverine” (5.30 p.m.), “Despicable Me 4” (3.30 p.m.), “Inside Out 2” (3 p.m.), “Harold and the Magic Chalk” (3.15 p.m.), “Borderlands” (5 p.m.) and the “Disney Channel Interactive Cinema” (2 p.m.).
