Cinemas France

The 2 air-conditioned rooms (192 and 144 seats), equipped with Dolby SR and DTS digital sound, offer small but eclectic programming, as it allows for meetings and debates in the cinema walls.

A beautiful cinema room (with 2 films per week) and shows, air conditioned, accommodating 500 people.

A "art and trial" certified film that offers six films every week with several sessions per day, in national output and sometimes even in front of the première. The two rooms "Pianiste" and "Signoret" are comfortable and spacious. Every year in April for eight years, the cinema receives the meetings "youth and cinema" to enable the young public to become familiar with the 7 th art.

It's so good to have a movie in one of the rare human-sized cinemas that still exist in our beautiful country! But who says small, does not say under-equipped: 285 places and 7 places for wheelchairs (which do not always exist in the multiplexes!), balcony of 92 places, comfort seats, Dolby Digital system, surround EX to THX standards (for the experts), all this in an atmosphere to the "Grand Rex" with blue night decoration and starry sky. The Royal has everything of a great one, the charm and the conviviality in more.

La Norma cinema has a 220-seat room with access for disabled guests. If the weather is bad or if you are looking for entertainment for your evening, go to Grand air! The programming, very varied, revisits recent films, blockbusters and comedies for the whole family. Programme in the newsletter of the "LE" station, available at the tourist office.

Like most small cinemas, with a human size, the theater theater of Chateau-Thierry shows a beautiful programming side. There are many author films, which sometimes do not even go to the multiplexes of large cities. Moreover, prices are attractive. The 7 th Art Card, for example, at € 10, allows you to enjoy all the art and test films at the single price of € 4,60. The hall also plans opera, and regularly organizes animations.

This cinema is splendid, because the room was built in the chapel of the old convent. An atypical site for a quality cultural output and if the festival animation is so rich in rural areas, it is certainly thanks to the association Cinema 32 that does not spare its efforts to be at top! In Masseube, she still works in this place where we love weekly animation sessions, especially for children under 13 years of age (and their parents!) but also the eclectic programming that goes from popular cinema to authors'movies. If national exits are present with the release of recent films, some older masterpieces return regularly to the screen. Don't miss anything by following the program on the site's answering machine, because in summer there are many special evenings.

As far as we are concerned, we are far from the excessive multiplexes that are projecting only general public films, and show little interest in more intimate works. This 212-seat room allows you to rediscover the convivial atmosphere of the cinemas, and incidentally, to pass rainy days. Reasonable prices and organization of special evenings with debate.

Taken over by the CGR group, which already has a multiplex near the Cité de la Mer, the Odeon cinema is located in the heart of the city, almost opposite the swing bridge and the commercial basin. Recently renovated, with 5 beautiful rooms for a total of 1,025 seats, it offers a program ranging from mainstream films to more intimate feature films. This cinema, with its stormy history, often threatened with closure, has thus become once again one of the must-see places for the city's moviegoers. We highly recommend this nice place!

A committed cinema that opens its doors to a wide audience to brighten our lives with an exciting selection of films not seen elsewhere. Labeled "Art & Essai", "Jeune Public", "Recherche et Découverte" and "Europa Cinémas", La Turbine is committed to programming festivals, meetings, films and documentaries. It's also the place to see the latest cartoons with the whole family! What's more, this 183-seat cinema, 5 of which are reserved for people with motor disabilities, offers large, comfortable seats and high quality sound and image. Many events to discover on the website.

The Forum des images is a 6,000 m² space located in the heart of Paris, in the Westfield Forum des Halles. It offers a varied program of films, debates and meetings with film-makers. The Forum des images also plays an essential role in image education, hosting some 40 events for young audiences every year. Founded in 1988, its mission is to celebrate cinema and moving images. To get to the Forum des images, take the metro (Les Halles or Châtelet stations), the RER (Châtelet-Les Halles station) or the bus (Coquillières Les Halles stop).

Ploërmel's Cinélac cinema is a modern, comfortable multiplex offering a varied program of mainstream and arthouse films to suit all tastes. With its 5 screens and 790 seats, it offers a complete and enjoyable cinematic experience thanks to the latest projection technologies and a meticulous layout. Free outdoor parking is available, and the entire cinema is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Whether you're a fan of blockbusters or films d'auteur, CINÉLAC Ploërmel is sure to have something for you.

The Arvor cinema has been given a makeover in early 2021 by moving into one of the three Identity towers located directly next to the train station. It now has 5 rooms, the largest of which can accommodate up to 340 spectators. While keeping its Art et Essai programming line, this new Arvor will be able to offer more films and therefore expose (and enhance) the diversity of independent cinema. It is also easier to organize events and special evenings: debates, meetings, previews, thematic programs... as well as the now famous Sunday Night Film (once or twice a month), which is an opportunity to see or re-see on the big screen a lovingly selected cult film. The reception, with its decoration made of visible raw materials (wood, concrete columns...) also has a coffee area to wait pleasantly before a film or to debrief passionately with friends at the end of a session.

A fan of the 70 s and the films of Godard, Truffaut and co, welcome to the Grand Action, the establishment that loves the classics. Founded in 1970, this film belonged to the Action network, which proposed a policy of classic film reproductions in new copies in four cinemas (Action Schools, Studio des Grands-Augustins, Action Christine and Grand Action). Since then, two halls have broadcast exclusive American and classic films. The largest room, Henri Langlois (dedicated to the founder of the French Cinémathèque), is absolutely magnificent, with a screen of 10 metres and 223 seats arranged in a drawer. The 3 D has its place in this cinema temple dedicated to great thrills and great moments of action.

Marilyn the red and Audrey the blue are confident: The Library of the Latin Quarter is one of the favourite theatres of the regulars in the Sorbonne district. Monroe and Hepburn were at the time of creation of the facility: 1966. After leaving the Action network, the Library underwent a profound lift in 2006 and regained a second youth thanks to Jean-Max and François Causse. Two rooms - Marilyn the red and Audrey the blue so - highlight heritage-owned movies… Every year, many festivals are also organised (Turkish, Hungarian, Kurdish…) and cycles intended for the young public make it possible to make this Film a symbol of the Latin Quarter.

This downtown cinema offers a rich program. The big advantage is that you can watch foreign films in their original language. Enthusiasts can receive the week's program by e-mail, simply by providing their address. Some popular films are nevertheless distributed here, especially those aimed at children. Personalities and associations are on hand when a feature film is being debated. The size of the auditoriums (40 to 184 seats) is adapted to the expected attendance. Access is via Place des Comtes-du-Maine (an elevator in a glass box for the disabled) or via Avenue du Général-de-Gaulle (stairs). An address to remember for fans of authentic arthouse cinema, far from the popcorn counter or 3D glasses!

The Cinéma Le Flandria in Bailleul is a little gem offering affordable screenings and a diversified program. With a particular appetite for arthouse films, 50% of its programming is made up of Art & Essai films, some of which are exclusive to the region. With its unique 145-seat auditorium, it offers an intimate experience. Classified as an Art & Essai cinema with a Young Audiences label, the Flandria also stands out for its events in partnership with local associations. It's a welcoming place that combines accessibility and cinematic quality.

The Quays Cinema, located on the edge of the Savoureuse in the south of the city, is the meeting of the old Cinémas cinemas. With 14 comfortable rooms accessible to people with reduced mobility, the cinema «Pathé» offers over 400 weekly meetings, including 3 D sessions and live webcast of the Metropolitan Opera in New York. In parallel and in a complementary way, "Today Cinema" offers in two rooms an original "Art and Trial" programming.

Formerly called Action Ecoles then the Desperdado, this beautiful establishment, opened in 1977 to showcase revivals of old American films, was bought by director Jean-Pierre Mocky. The latter, in addition to showing his own films, offered every day in both cinemas a classic French film, an American classic in VOST and a genre film in VOST. After a recent change of ownership, this cinema now specializes in revivals of old films, particularly American films in their original version. Festivals and debates are regularly held there, as at the Christine Cinéma club, these two cinemas being part of the same entity: the Paris Cinéma Club.

Behind a façade of old stone with a patina of time and adorned with a sign in gold letters is a precious establishment: The Christine Cinema Club, formerly known as the Christine and Christine 21 Action. Since 1973, two arthouse cinemas have been welcoming lovers of the 7th Art and cult films. The Louis XIV period entrance door is the symbol of this cinema made of finesse and passion. The programme gives pride of place to classics from all over the world, particularly American and European. Festivals and debates are regularly held there, as at the Ecole Cinema Club, these two cinemas being part of the same entity, the Paris Cinema Club.

The Utopia de Tournefeuille is the little brother of the American Cosmograph located in downtown Toulouse. This particularly friendly cinema offers a selection selected from the films of yesterday and today. Four rooms and a bistro-restaurant, Pace Salute, welcome you to a beautiful space that can only remind you of the cult Cinéma Paradiso! The Utopia's team of enthusiasts starts the year by inaugurating its new organization: the Scop Santa Magdalena. Congratulations and good luck, because here it's full of ideas! Some examples? A movie night at home? In partnership with Video in Pocket, you buy your film on a USB key. Isn't that smart?

The oldest arthouse cinema in Toulouse, the ABC celebrated its 50th anniversary. This longevity is explained by the richness of the programmes and offers offered to insatiable film lovers: directors and authors from all over the world, previews, a music and cinema cycle, an exhibition space, a vast hall allowing convivial animations, comfortable projection rooms and above all a deserved recognition since cinema is classified as Art et Essai, Jeune Public and Europa Cinémas. The premises are accessible to people with reduced mobility and adapted to hearing-impaired spectators. To enjoy it all year round, the smart idea is to subscribe!

A multiplex, the CGR Val Arena stands out for its size and the services it offers: 2,605 seats for 12 cinemas, over 5,000^m2, individual or duo seating. The ICE cinema is top-notch in terms of sound, space and comfort, with generously-sized reclining leather seats. You'll be totally immersed in your favorite film. You can choose your seat and book online. The team doesn't hesitate to liven up evenings with events: opera season, Sunday or Wednesday screenings with children, previews...

The Pathé Atlantis in Saint-Herblain is the largest cinema in the Nantes area with its 14 screens and 2916 seats. Located near the ring road (Porte d'Ar Mor) and the tramway line 1 (Victor Schoelcher stop), it is in the heart of the Atlantis area. The parking lot is free and equipped with an access ramp for people with reduced mobility. In order to access directly to the hall, opt for the quick solution of the e-ticket! Simply reserve your seat on the mobile application or directly online, then print the e-ticket or present it directly on your phone or tablet. It's easy and free! In case of a setback, you can cancel your ticket up to 15 minutes before the show. For more comfort, the Pathé Atlantis seats are numbered (choose your seat when you reserve online or at the box office). Two candy stands offer a range of sweet and savory, hot and cold products, to be enjoyed on site or in front of the screen! On the programming side: all the films of the moment, but also the performances of the Comédie-Française: Lucrèce Borgia or Britannicus live from the Comédie-Française. Pathé Atlantis also offers the latest technology: 4K digital image, Dolby Atmos sound, and dynamic D-BOX seats. Take advantage of flash sales for Tuesday screenings (exclusively online). Discover the all-you-can-eat subscriptions offering unlimited access to more than 100 cinemas: Cinépass under 26, Cinepass Solo or Cinépass Duo. And finally, e-tickets have become a must to avoid lines at the box office: you can buy them on the website (or on the application downloaded on your smartphone), print them out - or even easier, you can present your e-ticket directly from your smartphone... It's fast, there's no extra charge and cancellation is possible up to 15 minutes before the show.

The obscure halls of the Régency have been classified as art and trial, a young public label, for the quality of its programming and animation for children (in 2005). A room only, but of quality!

In the heart of the city, this film classified "art and trial" offers four rooms and four films, it caters to all urban lovers of the large screen and the latest films to the poster. There are also films in VO, very popular. This cinema has restored beauty for more comfort.

Opened in 1940, in the Spirit of Modern Art, the Astrée meets current standards. Accessibility for people with reduced mobility with the creation of a lift, ramps, acoustic insulation, 370 seats instead of 500 to provide more comfort, club chairs, reversible air conditioning… You can rediscover the frescoes nested in the hall vaults, covered in the 1970 s by tapestry. Carried out by the painter Savoyard René Maria Burlet (also author of the Church of Saint Pierre de Market Church) and unveiled in 1942, they are based on the book of the Astrée d'Honoré D'Urfé, dating from the late th century, with a champêtre and mysterious world.

Ideally located a stone's throw from the train station, this multiplex is also halfway between its big brother, the Deux-Lions, and the Studio art house cinema. The general public and the more confidential, V.O. and V.F. films are mixed together every week. There are regular special cycles (Disney classics, Harry Potter saga, Horror night...). As for comfort, everything is there: air conditioning, Dolby digital sound, digital image, PMR access, 3D, and a large choice of sweets for the greedy! For those who have foresight: you can reserve your seat online. Smart tip: ask at the reception desk for free parking in the Vinci parking lot.

12 large rooms and a capacity of 2 750 seats, for the beautiful movie exits of the moment, the Pathé Brumath is a American-style cinema. Far away from the city to escape a little, it is easily accessible via the motorway. Take a quarter of an hour to access it from the centre of Strasbourg. On site, fast or winstub, and to wait, if the queue is important, a shop where you can find different posters and products derived from the best movies. The. is the perfect place to stay in the. The ideal place to spend a good evening in families or among friends, with the perfect triptych: movie restaurant restaurant.

Much more than a cinema, the Lux is a meeting place. Classified as Art et Essai, Recherche et Découverte, and Jeune Public, it defines itself as "militant", so fans beware! With three cinemas accessible to people with reduced mobility (even the smallest cinema in the world with only one seat!), blockbusters screened in their original version or small auteur films, evenings with film crews and previews, there's something for everyone! Inaugurated in 1960, Cinéma Lux also offers a video club, exhibitions and a cafeteria.

Samy Frey, Gérard Depardieu, Claude Lelouch, Bébel and Pierce Brosnan: they all adorn the façade of Chamonix's Vox cinema. This is to be expected, given that each of them has at one time or another shot a film or scene in Mont Blanc country. It's a pity the fresco wasn't done later, as Clint Eastwood and Cécile de France could have appeared in the trompe-l'oeil windows created by A. Fresco. Inside, three 3D digital cinemas offer a wide choice of French and foreign films in French and - oh miracle in Haute-Savoie - original versions. Who said there were too many British tourists in Chamonix? Not the film buffs!

Since October 2022, the Le Méliès cinema has offered 3 cinemas with 80 to 300 seats dedicated to the 7th art, located in the Foirail cultural center. Certified art house, it programs national releases, retrospectives, heritage films, art house films and screenings for young audiences. Its excellent and eclectic programming, punctuated by previews and meetings with directors, will delight all cinephiles. Online ticket terminals are available at the cinema reception desk. There's also a convivial area with tapas and local drinks. Le Méliès is the place to be for lovers of cinema in all its forms.

It's true, we don't go to Bayeux to haunt obscure rooms. That said, a rain afternoon, when children are saturated with cultural visits, a good canvas, it makes good! The Melies, a friendly atmosphere of a small province in the vicinity of the large impersonal complexes, offers several films per day. And because small room does not mean ringarde programming, the Melies glue up to film news and practical as well digital as the 3 D!

This multiplex of eleven rooms equipped with Dolby stereo (magnetic loops available for the hearing impaired) will delight lovers of 7 th art. Many outposts are being organized. A café-café welcomes spectators to enjoy sweets or drinks. Morning sessions at 5 € for all. Room rental for Christmas tree, seminar or other.

Located in the city centre, the Mega CGR complex in the 8 rooms has conquered the tarbais public. It is not by chance: 1 200 comfortable armchairs, large screen, image and Dolby sound, digital, pop-corn, sodas… and then 10 movies to the poster with all the novelties of seventh art. Unique in Tarbes.

The cinema Les Carmes has the charm of the art house cinemas, offering a specialized program of films. It is the last one in town that dares to show films that are not seen in mainstream cinemas, but everyone can find pleasure in watching rare works, openly defended by the friendly team. There is also a strong program for children as well as for opera lovers. A fourth room has also been added to this place where the darkness is a jewel box for dreams..

In the 3 rooms in the city centre as well as in the 3 new rooms of the Hauts, all equipped for digital screenings, enjoy the programming of public movies, as well as a few previews and panel meetings. In the cinema of the city centre, also a cabaret room managed by the theatre André Malraux.

The Chaplin cinema in Rive-de-Gier is equipped with 265 seats, including a balcony accessible to disabled guests. The second room of 98 seats is air conditioned but not accessible to disabled guests. To see blockbusters, this rather family cinema is more affordable than the Saint Etienne multiplexes. Programs favor great movies. A good reason not to deprive and spend a very good time in a dark room with family or friends. Children's films are provided during school holidays.

In the heart of Niort, at the top of the Hole, the CGR cinema has a big one! With its large room with 400 seats, its three rooms with 100 seats, its seven rooms with 150 seats and the 300 seats, there is a good time! One of them is also equipped for 3 D film projection. The vast 600 m ² hall with video game machines, sweets, drinks and delicious pop-corn, allows you to wait quietly. Moreover, in addition to the more remote programming of the Moulin du Roc, independent film fans can find a small programme reserved for them by the Association Les Diabolical, once a month.

Close to the rue de la République, this almost confidential but renowned art house cinema in Avignon, has an elegant lobby, all woodwork on a red background. A single room with 140 seats, the programming is rather limited, from 3 to 5 screenings during the day, this cinema welcomes the same type of films and the same public as its big sister with 4 rooms Utopia Manutention. You can sit down at Café Roma, the Manutention's restaurant, before or after the screening.

The UGC in Talence offers 11 digital cinemas, 6 of which are equipped with 3D. Here, space is at a premium: easy parking, spacious theatres and access for people with reduced mobility. Previews are regularly organised, in the presence of the film team: an opportunity to meet your favourite stars! You can also enjoy opera broadcasts with the Viva l'Opéra programme. Finally, every Friday and Tuesday, there are subtitled screenings for the hearing impaired.

In this small cinema, in the city centre of Besançon, VO is queen. If the decor does not pay a mine, the treasure is inside. You want to see a rare or unpublished film or even review a movie in its entirety, so the Europole is the right place. Three rooms with art and trial programming for lovers of the author cinema (rare with multiplexes competition and other public structures). The rooms are close and intimate, giving a lot of charm to an establishment which, in the image of the films it broadcasts, is imbued with a particular soul and atmosphere. Because often, faced with the kings of the box office, the author films are up!

Located in the area of Paris with the most significant changes in recent years, the last-born of the UGC range is open since October at the very location of the former Claude Bernard Hospital, closed in the 1990 s. In years, it's a quarter that has literally transformed itself from the state of wasteland to the very popular place of life. It was therefore normal for a UGC cinema to come into this relatively dépourvu place. With 14 rooms and more than 2 800 seats, the place is a large area covered with a fine metal jacket giving it a chic and sober appearance. And the actors did not get there because, in a few months, dozens of poster heads came to present their works. Test this movie, you won't be disappointed!

The Arromanches 360 circular cinema overlooks the remains of one of the two artificial harbours installed by the Allies. Produced by the authors of the Apocalypse series, this 9-screen HD film uses archive footage from around the world to tell the whole story of the terrible Battle of Normandy.

This cinema, right in the center of Biarritz and a stone's throw from the Grande Plage, has been around since 1918! It has three screens, two small ones on the first floor and one large one upstairs, with capacities of 69, 96 and 286 seats respectively. The theaters are equipped with a modern digital sound system (Dolby Digital). Classified as an Art et Essai cinema, and also with the Europa Cinémas label, this perfectly updated structure has a fine cruising speed, with ciné-conférences. The cinema will undergo a facelift in the first half of 2024, with a planned reopening in June.

This beautiful cinema, impressive from the entrance, has 16 new and spacious rooms. It is the 1 ^st Western Parisian maple enamel, located on the 10 000 m ² on the 4 th and the last floor, where the spectators, before and after the meeting, can enjoy a superb view of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines with large glass-size glass. To subscribe to the UGC card: 30 th fee (ID and rib). Card issued from 15 am to 20 pm, Monday to Friday.

Of course, we do not forget the only multiplex in the hyper-centre, in the heart of the peninsula, in two steps from Bellecour, with its 10 renovated rooms and 2 120 squares. A bit expensive, but we are in the multiplexes rates and all their benefits. Start with comfortable armchairs, giant screens, a digital Dolby sound (Atmos in a room), and the rooms are accessible for people with reduced mobility and have special equipment for people with hearing disabilities. Surmounted by a belfry adorned with its famous rooster, very rare example of Art Deco style in Lyon, it is an emblem of the cinema in the city of the Light brothers.

The cinema Gaumont Wilson enjoys an ideal location, in the heart of the pink city, directly on the place Wilson. It is not a small local cinema! With its 13 rooms, you can actually accommodate almost 3,200 people! It follows the national obviously outings, to offer Toulouse the last film innovations, with a sound in high definition, sometimes in original version. The rooms are pleasant, three spaces sweets can be stocked in popcorn. Nothing to say... The petit futé will choose the sessions or the Tuesday morning, because they reduce their less wallet!

Ideally located in the heart of Brest, at the exit of the Liberté tram station, the largest cinema in Brest has 15 screens, 9 of which are equipped with 3D digital technology. Several times a year, the cinema organizes previews with directors and actors, as well as reruns of operas and ballets. These rooms are more or less spacious but the armchairs are always comfortable. Its large hall offers an airy and bright reception. Of course, a popcorn bar is also available! If you come by car and take advantage of the Liberté car park, the Multiplex offers you the Ciné-Parking-Liberté offer with a reduced price for parking for three hours.

The ideal complex for your outings movies in family or between friends! The 12 comfortable and air-conditioned rooms (from 70 to 600 places) have an excellent sound and one can benefit from a quality of image of first choice with the digital one and the 3D. Side programming, of the blockbusters to the French comedies, via the cartoon films and other cartoons, you will have a vast choice of films always shown in French version, rather general public. Taking into account the pricing, the true film enthusiasts will quickly choose a à la carte 5.10 or 15 entrances which makes it possible to obtain very interesting discounts. If you do not want to miss the last news and the organized events (in particular of the previews in the presence of directors and actors), you can download application CGR cinemas on your telephone and, in the wake, you will be able to reserve your places of cinema on line. You also have the chance organize to taste it birthday of your child (a place, two tokens for the games, a candy sachet, a drink, a cake and a gift surprised will be offered to him, and it is free for the guide).

Accessibility, variety and comfort are the order of the day at Kinépolis. The huge free parking lot means you don't have to look for a space and after the difficult choice among all the films, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere, comfortably installed in an armchair. At the Kinépolis, the program also offers retransmissions of exhibitions and plays. Feeling hungry? Popcorn and candy of all kinds are available in the store. Many restaurants and a bowling alley in the complex allow you to relax even more!