Experience special open-air movie nights right on the beach at the Marissa Resort. As the sun slowly sets, the lake becomes the backdrop, and the movie begins, a movie night with a unique atmosphere takes shape.
Our beach cinema combines classic films, family movies, and a relaxed summer vibe by the water. We screen movies that are perfect for watching together, that bring back memories, and that make your evening on the beach even more enjoyable.
New this year
Silent Cinema
This year, our beach cinema is turning into a silent cinema. The film’s audio will be streamed directly through high-quality wireless headphones*. This way, you’ll hear dialogue, music, and sound effects clearly and directly, while still enjoying the special atmosphere of the beach.
*All guests with a valid ticket will receive a pair of headphones on site in exchange for a deposit. The deposit is €5.00 per pair of headphones and must be paid in CASH. After the movie, return the headphones and get your deposit back.
Unreserved seating
Make yourself comfortable and plan your movie night exactly the way you like it best. This year, you’ll need to bring your own seating. No chairs or lounge chairs will be provided on site, but you’ll have the freedom to set up your spot on the beach exactly how you want to enjoy the evening: on a picnic blanket in the sand, in your own camping chair with a view of the lake, or relaxing on your lounge chair in the back row. Seating is first-come, first-served.
Tickets and Box Office
Tickets are available in advance. Subject to availability, tickets can also be purchased at the box office. The price at the box office is €12.00 per person.
Snacks and Drinks
For your movie night on the beach, we'll have cool drinks, popcorn, fries, and other snacks available at our Beachmar container.
Here's what you should know
We're already really looking forward to seeing you and promise you the full outdoor experience: The performance will take place even if it rains. There is no rain shelter. Feel free to bring your own rain gear.
Our movie picks for you
Friday, August 7, 2026
Deadpool & Wolverine
(Rated 16)
Doors open at 9:00 p.m. The movie starts at approximately 10:00 p.m.
For years, Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) has dreamed of becoming an Avenger—and now the shady TVA agent Mr. Paradox (Matthew Macfadyen) offers him the chance to cross over into the sacred timeline to become part of the MCU. But to do so, the wisecracking mercenary must make a huge sacrifice: his world will be wiped out. Because Deadpool refuses to let that happen, Mr. Paradox sends him and a washed-up version of Wolverine (Hugh Jackman)—recruited by Deadpool—into the Void—the great dumping ground of all universes. There, the sinister Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin) has established a regime of terror. Deadpool realizes that if he wants to save his world, all his friends, and his great love Vanessa (Morena Baccarin), he must get past her and stop Mr. Paradox as well. But to do that, he first has to convince the embittered Wolverine to help him...
Doors open at 6:00 p.m. The movie starts at approximately 7:00 p.m.
Ever since she led her people back to the sea, Moana has been searching in vain for other tribes. Just as she is about to give up hope, she receives an unexpected message from her ancestors, who show her the way. With a small crew, the young adventurer must set out once more onto the high seas and journey into dangerous, long-forgotten waters. For she wants to find a legendary island that will finally unite all the peoples of Polynesia. But she has no idea that the angry storm god Nalo (Tofiga Fepulea'i) has made access to this legendary piece of land nearly impossible. Can Vaiana help the demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson / David Mayonga)? He, however, is in a bind of his own right now.
Doors open at 9:00 p.m. The movie starts at approximately 10:00 p.m.
Francis “Baby” Houseman (Jennifer Grey) is a girl from a wealthy family. She and her family spend the summer of 1963 at Max Kellerman’s (Jack Weston) hotel, where Baby meets the dashing dance instructor Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze)—his performance sparks her desire to dance as well. But the mambo god has no time for spoiled upper-class girls. Then, however, his dance partner Penny (Cynthia Rhodes) has to drop out due to an unplanned pregnancy, and Baby offers to help. Now she has to learn the complicated mambo steps in a crash course. The pair quickly grow closer emotionally, but they must overcome various obstacles along the way: a series of thefts and the hotel’s golden rule—that staff and guests must remain separated by an invisible line—give Baby and Johnny a hard time...
Doors open at 9:00 p.m. The movie starts at approximately 10:00 p.m.
Los Angeles in the 1970s: Down-on-his-luck private investigator Holland March (Ryan Gosling) and the rough-and-tumble Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) aren’t exactly on good terms—after all, Healy was once hired to beat March up. But then the two have to put their differences aside for a lucrative job, because the Chief Justice (Kim Basinger) needs reliable men who aren’t too concerned with the letter of the law. Together, they’re tasked with tracking down her daughter Amelia (Margaret Qualley), who has gotten into trouble and has now gone missing. With March’s teenage daughter Holly (Angourie Rice) in tow, the private investigator and his new business partner embark on a scavenger hunt across Los Angeles, during which they quickly realize that behind this seemingly straightforward case lies a multi-billion-dollar conspiracy that reaches all the way to the highest echelons of power…
