0900 556 789
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(1.50 CHF/Anruf + 1.50/Min., Festnetztarif)
studio central / Basel
Saturday, 18.05.2013
17:30
Capitals: Spoken languages
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Indicated are the legal and if available the recommended minimum age for the cinemagoer.
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
- AG, LU, SH, ZH (Zurich Film commission)
- FR, JU, GE, NE, VD, VS (Film commission Genf / Waadt)
Sunday, 19.05.2013
17:30
Capitals: Spoken languages
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Indicated are the legal and if available the recommended minimum age for the cinemagoer.
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
- AG, LU, SH, ZH (Zurich Film commission)
- FR, JU, GE, NE, VD, VS (Film commission Genf / Waadt)
Monday, 20.05.2013
17:30
Capitals: Spoken languages
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Indicated are the legal and if available the recommended minimum age for the cinemagoer.
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
- AG, LU, SH, ZH (Zurich Film commission)
- FR, JU, GE, NE, VD, VS (Film commission Genf / Waadt)
Tuesday, 21.05.2013
17:30
Capitals: Spoken languages
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Indicated are the legal and if available the recommended minimum age for the cinemagoer.
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
- AG, LU, SH, ZH (Zurich Film commission)
- FR, JU, GE, NE, VD, VS (Film commission Genf / Waadt)
Wednesday, 22.05.2013
17:30
Capitals: Spoken languages
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Lower case: Subtitle
CH = Swiss German
G / g = German
E / e = English
F / f = French
I / i = Italian
O / o = Original language
e.g. = Egf = English spoken, with German and French subtitles.
Indicated are the legal and if available the recommended minimum age for the cinemagoer.
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
Example 12 / 14 y: Legal minimum age is 12, recommended for 14 years and up.
Example 12 y: Legal minimum age is 12 years.
Films with ending times after 24 o'clock may only be visited by persons aged 18 and more. Children under age 6 have to be in company by an adult person.
The minimum age in Switzland is regulated by canton (in St. Gallen even locally), therefore considerable differences localities may occur in different cities. Uniform regulations apply in the following cantons:
- AG, LU, SH, ZH (Zurich Film commission)
- FR, JU, GE, NE, VD, VS (Film commission Genf / Waadt)
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