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Austrian Film Museum
The Austrian Film Museum lists current programs and screenings, including a program on early Chinese cinema.
About Austrian Film Museum
The Austrian Film Museum collects, preserves, researches, and presents film, with public screenings in its "Invisible Cinema" in the Albertina building. Its website publishes the current film program and a calendar with dates, times, titles, and ticket links, including series such as The Early Spring of Chinese Cinema 1922–1964.
The museum states it tries to show films in their original format on 35mm or 16mm, while works made on video or digitally are shown digitally. Film-originated works are sometimes shown digitally when projectable analogue material is unavailable. Films are shown in the original language with subtitles when needed, with English-language screenings marked.
Key features
- Lists current film programs with dates, titles, and screening times
- Provides calendar with directors, years, and ticket links
- Presents films in 35mm, 16mm, or digital format
- Shows films in original language with subtitles when needed
- Marks English-language screenings for international guests
- Includes themed series such as early Chinese cinema 1922–1964
Best for: People who want to attend in-person repertory screenings and themed film programs.
Good for
- Presents films in original format on 35mm or 16mm when available
- Shows original-language versions with subtitles and marks English screenings
- Combines collection, preservation, and research with public screenings
Watch out for
- Some film-originated works are shown digitally when projectable analogue material is unavailable
Austrian Film Museum at a glance
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Austrian Film Museum FAQ
Where are screenings held?
Screenings are presented in the museum's "Invisible Cinema" in the Albertina building.
In what format are films shown?
The museum tries to show films in the original format on 35mm or 16mm; works made on video or digitally are shown digitally, and some film works are shown digitally when analogue prints are unavailable.
In what language are films shown?
Films are shown in the original language version and subtitled if necessary, with screenings in English specially indicated.
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