High End 54

Oranienburger Strasse 54,
Berlin 10117

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Functions: Art Gallery

Styles: Neo-Classical

Previous Names: Studio Camera (Im Tacheles), GDR State Film Archive Screening Room, Kino Angenehm

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High End 54

Housed in a huge classical building named the Kunsthaus Tacheles, which was built as a shopping centre in 1906. It has an imposing stone facade (riddled with bullet holes), which barely survived World War II. This has the look of a student anarchist alternative cinema with its graffiti and poster clad entry and rear yard that resembles something out of Mad Max.

It was run by the Tacheles chain and shows independent indie films.

Opened in 1949 as the Studio Camera (Im Tacheles) Berlin, with a seating capacity for 99. It was also the screening room for the GDR State Film Archive. In 1991, it was re-named Kino Angenehm. In the 2000’s it was operating as High End 54, screening independent movies and live performances. It had closed by April 2015. By 2024 it had reopened as a photography art gallery.

The Kunsthaus Tacheles is a Listed building.

Contributed by woody, Ken Roe

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DavidSimpson
DavidSimpson on August 25, 2015 at 9:30 pm

When I visited in April 1999 the cinema was called the Camera im Tacheles in advertising material, although this name did not appear on the exterior.

Woody_London
Woody_London on February 21, 2024 at 5:22 pm

Now reopen as https://berlin.fotografiska.com/en A huge photography gallery, it retains the graffitied staircases and corridors of the High End era, the top floor is a huge video installation space so retains some connection to film

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