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Magical children's cinema in the Knight's Hall: Hotzenplotz & more from October 29th!
Experience the new film of “The Robber Hotzenplotz” on October 29th in the Knights' Hall of the Veste Oberhaus in Passau. Tickets available online.
Magical children's cinema in the Knight's Hall: Hotzenplotz & more from October 29th!
Today, on October 29, 2025, cinema fans young and old are looking forward to the opening of the new film “The Robber Hotzenplotz”. The film, which brings back memories of childhood for many, will be shown in the Knights' Hall of the Veste Oberhaus in Passau. Lead actor Nicholas Ofczarek brings the stories about the legendary robber to the big screen. The film starts today at 5:15 p.m., doors open at 5 p.m.
The children's cinema has also come up with a lot of ideas for the coming days. “The Little Ghost” will be shown tomorrow, October 30th, before “The Little Witch” with the talented Karoline Herfurth is presented on Friday, October 31st. Here too, the film arc begins at 5:15 p.m. and visitors can look forward to a selection of popcorn, sweets and non-alcoholic drinks on site. Tickets are available for €7, either online at www.cineplex-passau.de or at the box office from 5 p.m. By the way, little viewers are welcome to bring their own blankets to make themselves comfortable while watching the film.
Program overview
- 29.10.: Der Räuber Hotzenplotz
- 30.10.: Das kleine Gespenst
- 31.10.: Die kleine Hexe
Such exciting films show how diverse the offerings are for children and their families. This commitment to a passionate cinematic experience can be seen as a step towards enabling shared time in an increasingly digital world.
Streaming trends and digital changes
An exciting time for cinema fans and streaming lovers alike, showing us that the perception of entertainment and history is dynamic and always changing. Finally, we have also learned a lot from teaching history - the debates about questions of racism and feminism are just a few topics that continue to change our view of past events and figures such as Henry VIII or Florence Nightingale.
Whether in the cinema or on streaming platforms, every form of entertainment offers the opportunity to think and reflect on our society and its changes. Let's see what's in store for us in the future!