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The Invite

2026· 1h 47m

A dinner party that could change everything

Olivia Wilde directs and stars alongside Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penélope Cruz in a comedy of a marriage teetering on thin ice, where inviting the enigmatic upstairs neighbors for dinner sends the night spiraling into unexpected places. It is exactly the kind of sly, grown-up romance and drama that leaves you talking on the walk home, wondering what you would have done in that room. At 7.8 on IMDb, it has the wit and warmth to make an evening feel like an event.

Sharp, flirty, unpredictable
A powerhouse cast having real fun
Perfect fuel for post-film conversation

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Tonight 17:30 · Abaton

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Girls Like Girls

First love, tender and true

In rural Oregon, seventeen-year-old Coley finds new feelings of intimacy with Sonya, and the two must move past their own uncertainties to embrace what is growing between them. Directed by Hayley Kiyoko, this is a soft-hearted romance about letting love in, the kind of gentle, glowing drama that draws a couple closer in the dark. It lands at 6.9 on IMDb and wears its emotion openly.

Warm, aching, hopeful
A story about daring to connect
Quietly beautiful and heartfelt

Tonight 17:00 · Kinowelt

Call Me by Your Name

One Italian summer you will never forget

Luca Guadagnino's returning classic follows seventeen-year-old Elio through a sun-soaked summer in his family's Italian villa, where the arrival of graduate student Oliver, played by Armie Hammer opposite Timothée Chalamet, alters both their lives. It is sensual, aching, and unbearably romantic, the sort of film that makes you reach for each other's hand. Screenings are scarce this week, with just a single showing in the city, so plan ahead if you want to be swept away by this 95% on Rotten Tomatoes favorite.

Languid, romantic, unforgettable
Ravishing atmosphere and longing
Very limited screenings this week

Sat 21:00 · Zeise