Cinema highlights of the week: These films await you in Austria!

Cinema highlights of the week: These films await you in Austria!

A look at the cinema program of the coming week shows that the cinematic friends in Vienna from June 14 to 2025 are imminent. While there are many performances on the plan in the city this week, there will also be a number of cinemas in which no ideas take place. For example, TV-Media that the cinemas in Austria, including the popular Cinema and the modernly equipped Cineplexx, are active at this time, but are currently not planned are.

Vienna is also home to numerous cinemas that will present a variety of films in the next few days, including the Artis International and the Film Casino. The Vienna Autokino has also made a name for itself and invites cinema fans to special film experiences. The variety of venues ranges from the small, charming cinemas such as the Waidhofen Filmmühne to large multiplex cinemas in the different federal states, all of which contribute to the entirety of the Austrian cinema offer.

high in the course: animated film as a new highlight

This week, the latest animated film will demonstrate its qualities. The plot takes place on the island of Berk, where there is an exciting hostility between Vikings and dragons. Protagonist Hicks, represented by Mason Thames, is the son of chief Haudauf (Gerard Butler). The film, a reinterpretation of "dragon taming", is staged by Dean Deullois, the creative head behind the original trilogy. Metropol Kino emphasizes that the friendship between Hicks and the dragon plays a central role and leaves the Vikings values ​​in doubt.

supported Hicks by his friends Astrid (Nico Parker) and the gunmith Grobian (Nick Frost). Together they face an old threat that endangers both the Vikings and the dragons. The topics of friendship, courage and fate run through the entire story and make the film an experience for young and old.

barrier -free cinema for everyone

An important step into the future of cinema is also made possible by the Greta app, which offers a barrier-free cinema experience for visual and hearing impaired people. Such initiatives are essential to provide access to all cinema viewers and promote inclusion. In line with this, Greta and Starks about various film festivals and their commitment to accessibility. For example, the Berlinale has been successful for an inclusive film experience for years.

The diagonal, the most important film festival in Austria, is also known for their barrier -free offers that make participation in cultural events attractive to all people. This underlines the positive development in domestic film culture, which increasingly relies on diversity and accessibility.

For the cinema week from June 14 to 2025, there are exciting films and innovative offers that should address both old and new cinema lovers. Whether in the small program cinema or in the large multiplex, the selection could not be more diverse!