When does the children's movie take place?

The screening takes place on Sunday, November 29, 2026. Admission begins at 14:00, and the film starts at 15:00.

Where will the film be shown?

The children's movie is shown at the provincial culture studio cinema in Ruppbergpassage, Bahnhofstraße 4, 98544 Zella-Mehlis.

How much does admission cost?

The ticket price at the box office is 6 euros.

What age is the film suitable for?

The film is rated FSK 0 and is therefore suitable for all age groups.

What is the film about?

The boy Bertil befriends the talking moose Mr. Moose, who crashed during a test flight with Santa Claus. Together, they experience a fanciful adventure.

Talking Moose, Sparkling Children's Eyes: Family Cinema at StuKi Excites Zella-Mehlis

Name: Children's Movie at StuKi: A Moose Has Escaped
Start: 2026-11-29T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-29T16:30:00+01:00
Location: Provinzkultur-Studiokino

A talking moose provides great cinema enjoyment

When a fully grown moose crashes through the ceiling and lands right in the living room, an extraordinary family adventure begins for little Bertil. Families will experience the heartwarming Christmas story A Moose Has Escaped on the big screen at the children's movie at StuKi on November 29, 2026.

A fantastic friendship with Mr. Moose

Bertil is astonished when the talking moose Mr. Moose suddenly appears in front of him. The unusual visitor explains that he lost control of the sleigh during a test flight with Santa Claus. A special friendship full of surprises, humor, and childlike fantasy develops between Bertil and the moose.

Excitement, heart, and Christmas magic

Together, the young cinema guests experience a story about trust, solidarity, and courage. Bertil finds in Mr. Moose a friend who understands him and stands by his side. At the same time, the gruff landlord Pannecke brings tension, as he dreams of finally hunting a real moose. Santa Claus is also on the search for his lost companion.

A child-friendly cinema experience for the whole family

The film is rated FSK 0, making it suitable for families with younger children. The imaginative plot invites wonder and opens up conversations about friendship, helpfulness, and dealing with unusual situations. Thus, the children's cinema combines entertainment with a child-friendly learning experience.

Quality time at StuKi

Admission begins at 14:00, and the film screening starts at 15:00. In the cozy provincial culture studio cinema, families can expect a relaxed Sunday afternoon filled with children's laughter, Christmas spirit, and shared time. The entrance fee at the box office is 6 euros.

Conclusion: Imaginative family time on the screen

A talking moose, a brave boy, and a winter story make this children's movie a special family experience. Those who crave learning fun, excitement, and heartwarming Christmas magic will best experience A Moose Has Escaped live together at StuKi.