Where the Wild Things Are: Imaginative Children's Cinema in Munich

Event: Where the Wild Things Are in Gasteig HP8 – Projektor, Hans-Preißinger-Straße 8, 81379 München on 4. November 2026

Date and Time

4. November 2026 15:00

Location

Gasteig HP8
Hans-Preißinger-Straße 8, 81379 München, Deutschland

Price

3,00 €
Book Tickets

About this Event

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Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Where the Wild Things Are: big children's cinema at Gasteig HP8

When Max dreams himself to a mysterious island, a wild yet touching cinema adventure begins for families. As part of the Autumn Film Days, Munich Children's Cinema presents the beloved picture book classic Where the Wild Things Are on the big screen.

A fantastic journey for young and old cinema fans

Max runs away from home and reaches a lonely island where wild things live. There he is crowned king and discovers a world full of wonder, fantasy, and great feelings. The adaptation of Maurice Sendak's famous picture book combines impressive real images with a story about courage, friendship, anger, and the longing for security.

Age-appropriate, imaginative, and educationally valuable

The film is suitable for ages 6 and up and is recommended for children from 8 years old. The story provides age-appropriate opportunities for discussion: children can talk about feelings, rules, independence, and the rediscovery of a safe home. Thus, the cinema visit becomes a shared learning experience full of imagination and fun.

Quality time at Munich Children's Cinema

The Autumn Film Days of Munich Children's Cinema e.V. are specifically aimed at young viewers. The carefully curated holiday program brings children's book adaptations, classics, and special family films to the screen. Children's laughter, excitement, and shared wonder make the cinema afternoon a special family experience.

Well reachable at Gasteig HP8

The screening takes place in the projector hall in Hall E of Gasteig HP8. The venue is accessible via the U3 to Brudermühlstraße and with bus lines 54 and X30. The site offers barrier-free access and barrier-free sanitary facilities. Regular parking is not available directly on site; paid parking options are available nearby at the flower wholesale market.

Conclusion: An afternoon of cinema full of imagination

Families can expect an impressive journey into Maurice Sendak's picture book world. The mix of adventure, emotion, and visual power invites children to wonder and gives parents valuable time together. Secure tickets now and accompany Max on his wild, imaginative journey.

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