Cinemas France

Opened since August, this new multiplex now offers fans a place up to the 7 th art! A large, bright lobby welcomes you with three crates and a confiserie area, and a large corridor where you can discover the colours of the complex, orange and purple orange, leading to the 10 cinemas of the Ciné cinema. Comfortably installed, you will enjoy the latest facilities in the rooms: digital screens and 3 D, LED lighting, air conditioning… Practical side, two parking garages are at your disposal. Also, a restaurant should be set next to the complex.

The Light Space is a film classified as art and a test that has been designed to facilitate access to the image of young and younger. The cinema organizes every month «Cups» for children in collaboration with the Association Sequence sequence in the context of a traffic with the cinemas of Lille, Douai and Arras. The cinema-snack lets you get kids to the movies and give them the floor to express themselves on the film they have just seen. But the Light Space is also a place for your general assemblies, business seminars.

Located in the city centre of Bruay, The Stars is a film classified as Art and Trial, and certified young public. Here, all movies are screened in French and in original subtitled. And there are for all tastes! If you are not connected to the Art and test, you can choose a public film or a young public. In addition, each month, meetings and debates are organized: meetings around a first achievement, a subject of society…

Here's another 7th Art cult venue to discover for its atypical aspect. Since 1926, the Studio des Ursulines has been a landmark for avant-garde cinema in Paris. The cradle of the movement in France, it has hosted screenings of innovative and sulphurous films, such as Antonin Artaud's "La Coquille et le Clergyman". Today, the Studio has turned its attention to young audiences, offering a rich and varied program for all ages. Festivals, events and entertainment punctuate the life of this unique cinema, which retains its spirit of innovation and daring.

A great film in Maubeuge, on the edge of the water. Multiplexes at the attractive facade, Ociné receives you in nine rooms equipped 3 D, on nearly 1700 places. The lobby is pleasant, with plenty of POP. Red well in Cinema, there's no say! The staff were friendly and helpful. In front of the film, sound is powerful, without being aggressive. The price is affordable even at the right rate. Ociné also offers 100% girls and avant evenings. Another beautiful initiative, passionate evenings, with bold authors'movies.

In the old municipal casino you can find the cinema of the municipality. Few meetings (one per day, Tuesday at p. m., Friday at 21 p. m., Saturday at 21 p. m., Sunday at 15 p. m.), but a great effort in programming. This film was born from the will of the municipality of Bourbon-l'Archambault and the SECBA (Société d'exploitation du Casino de Bourbon-le'Archambault) to ensure a film presence in the city. The old casino also hosts various shows and events: theatre, conferences, or slideshow.

The meetings are held on Thursday evening at 20 a. m. The entrance is free. The kind of house is not big productions but rather authors'movies and short films. So to discover or rediscover classics or works that make to be known, go to 20 p. m. sharp!

Biotechnologies de la Biotechnologies Cinema is a 10-room multiplex with a capacity of 128 to 442 seats, or 2 150 spectators at the same time. The screens reach up to 20 metres long with Dolby stereo sound. Three rooms are equipped to broadcast movies in 3 D. To wait for the start of your film, video games and arcades are available at the entrance to the cinema. Throughout the year, many animations are planned, including the distribution of the most anticipated films in front of the director and actors.

In the heart of Antony, the Select is an art house cinema. With four projection rooms, this cinema offers a beautiful program as well as many animations around it.

The General Council of Hauts-de-Seine is at the origin of an interesting initiative for children: Operation Ciné Goûter. The concept is to offer programming adapted to the young public as well as a snack for up to 3,5 €. The success of this concept that has existed for nearly 20 years has never been denied. At the age of 3, children are welcomed on Wednesdays and Saturdays. An animation accompanies the session and the small ones are given a snack at the end of the session. Because of the success of this initiative, partner cinemas multiply!

This multiplex, close to the city centre, offers 9 cinemas, the largest of which can accommodate more than 500 spectators. It broadcasts movies in 3 D and program regularly previews commented by directors. To wait until the session, pinballs and video games are located opposite the confiseries kiosk.

A multitude of cinemas are called The Rex. It is also the name that Cinéma cinema has worn long before being transformed into a multi-functional showroom. Now his new name appears black on white, aptly named "Lutz": 200 places amphitheatre, large scene, state-of-the-art sono and lights, 3 halls - one on each floor - exhibition or conference rooms. This multicultural centre managed by the association Cin'orthe (film association) offers, of course, film programming (national outputs) but also theatre and different types of expressions. 

A particularly pleasant local cinema. Far from the big complexes, this cinema has a soul. A human cinema that regularly organizes evening meetings. Actors, directors and others often make the trip to talk with the public. Each evening ends with a pot de l'amitié in the small lounge in the lobby. A special feature of the establishment is the annual First Short Film Festival, held in October. This event gives beginners the chance to present their work to experts.

For all the tastes in the cinemas Gaumont. Six of these are equipped with a 3 D projector. Previews and meetings for deaf and hard-hearing people are regularly organised by the cinema. Operas, ballets and concerts are also broadcast. The Acharnés will enjoy the La Pass à la Carte, which offers a good night's sleep throughout France. Take advantage of the 390 weekly meetings in Calais!

At the program, national exits and recent films with large entries.

As in the past, the Fédération des cinéclubs de la Méditerranée is bringing the cinema to you! From October to June, the towns of Lignan, Bassan, Espondeilhan, Gignac, Magalas, Neffiès and Roujan will be hosting film screenings. To find out about the program and dates, simply contact the relevant town halls. Activities are also organized, including training courses and festivals such as the Rencontre Cinéma de Pézenas.

Announced for 2019, the new large cinema on the Canebière will finally be inaugurated in October 2021. A real event intended to give a cultural boost to the main artery of downtown Marseille. The building is a jewel box of modernity, with elegant geometric shapes. The cinema has 7 screens and offers mainstream films as well as a more alternative selection. The comfort and equipment are top of the range. On the first floor, the Blum brasserie. On the roof, an amazing rooftop, the Réformés. A major cultural venue!

Classified Room Art and Trial. With a capacity of 314 seats, with a 9-metre base screen and a digital DTH set, Max Linder cinema offers more than 150 films per year, in the context of programming any public, for which children are not excluded since they represent more than 25% of the attendance.

An art cinema and trial conducted by volunteers. Regularly, snacks are organized around a film, a good way to share impressions and teach children not to absorb anything they see and hear in the movies.

Film classified art and trial. 5 handicapped rooms, equipped with Dolby SR Digital sound. To know the program visit the site: www.cinema-senechal.com

Rio was born in the 1960s. History has remembered the charismatic founder of this cinema, Nick Kechichian. His real first name was Antranig, a tailor of Armenian origin, he had a house built at 178 rue Sous-les-Vignes, which became Le Rio. It is a modest cinema where the great classics of auteur cinema are shown. Rio is still fighting for a different and authentic cinema, whose sole objective is not only profitability but also culture. The room, emblematic and historical, is also an Art et Essai. You will also find a programme for young audiences, one of the other specificities of cinema, conferences and debates and meet in person some of the great names in cinema!

The Capitole's programming appeals to moviegoers because it is one of the few to offer films in their original version as well as films d'auteurs. The Capitol became the Capitol in 1966, and in 1972 a new exterior look was given to the theatre, which was doubled in size. Four years later, the purchase followed the obtaining of the UGC label for the exploitation. Six theaters were created, a complete renovation was undertaken, and the booths were automated. A difficult period followed, before Pathé bought the cinema in 1992. Today, it is still the owner of the Capitole cinema. The five rooms of the cinema are classified Art et Essai and the films always delight the cinephiles.

The oldest cinema in the world. This is where the first public and paying projections of the history of the seventh art took place when the industrialist Antoine Lumière bought a house in La Ciotat. In 1895, Auguste and Louis Lumière invented the cinema and turned around twenty holiday films, including the very famous film «The arrival of a train at La Ciotat station». Later in the 1930 s, the Eden was both a film and a music hall where Yves Montand, Bernard Blier and Fernandel began. In the 1980 s, however, with the assassination of his manager, the room fell slowly into oblivion and closed its doors in 1995. Renovated in 2013, Eden Théâtre is now the dean of cinemas in the world. Cinema of art and essay, it is animated by the association Les Lumière de l 'Eden, which makes it daily that the cradle of the cinema, the monument of cultural heritage became the symbol of a city where it is good to live together. A magnificent room with time seats and an atmosphere out of time, the filmmakers will be filled! Programming to be followed on the website. To do absolutely.

The Méga CGR complex is a true paradise for games, animation and images. Built on a spacious site next to the Tempo shopping center and the university, it has 12 theaters seating up to 2,500 people. Numerous games and screens provide entertainment even before you enter the room. Certain areas can be privatized for seminars or film evenings. Here you'll find all the latest cinema releases, of course, including those in 3D, as well as documentaries and live broadcasts. You can also park easily and enjoy a meal in one of the many nearby restaurants.

This cinema is a true testimony to the city's architectural heritage. Built in the s, the semi-circular pediment of the facade is registered in the Additional Inventory of Historical Monuments.

Completely renovated in 1994, and sponsored by Catherine Deneuve and Bruno Putzulu, the Eden can accommodate up to 280 people.

The Cinémathèque de Montagne is a must-see event for film and mountain lovers. Its immersive exhibition, featuring 60 film extracts, plunges you into the heart of mountain life. Its virtual reality area offers a breathtaking view of the Hautes-Alpes. And what can we say about its superb darkroom, which screens exciting documentaries every week on the themes of mountains, travel, nature and wildlife! An ideal destination for all those who dream of wide open spaces and spectacular images.

4 halls for 1,065 seats, each with 79 to 354 places. Possibility of renting rooms, organizing seminars, private parties with film screenings, Christmas trees, cocktail parties, car shows, flyer distribution in crates, etc. And the latest digital projection techniques (3D, 4K, AD, VF) ensure optimum comfort for the spectator, and programming with the most recent films. Another plus point is that Méga CGR now offers VO and audiodescription screenings for certain films.

With seven air-conditioned rooms, the site can contain 1 300 places accessible for disabled people.

This cinema has a traditional program, but is also classified as art & essai, and also presents live shows, by local troupes or as part of tours. With 280 seats, it's a great showcase for the seventh art, with off-the-beaten-track film screenings all year round. This freedom of programming is due to a non-franchised establishment with all the expected comforts, and accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Fidelio system for audio description and sound amplification. High-quality sound.

The Alhambra cinema opened its doors in 1930 and became a mythical cinema. The Rush of the famous film "Les Ladies de Rochefort" will even be screened. Abandoned for more than 1980 years following its closure in 1998, it reopened in when the Cristal Group transformed it into a recording studio. Artists around the world pass over the years to register their Cds, and the main hall is now dedicated to recording film music. The doors of this site have recently been opened, allowing everyone to rediscover the site, walk behind the scenes and studios to better understand the hidden face of a recording.

Six rooms with a capacity of 682 chairs, with built-in stands and screens, Dolby sound in all rooms and digital sound in the two largest rooms. Accessibility of people with disabilities has been planned on the five lower rooms as well as sound loops for the hearing impaired. A larger, more functional lobby with colour harmony and a mix of direct and indirect lighting, hosts two cash points and a confectionery space for more comfort and comfort. Plasma screens allow fans to discover from the movie entrance the film strips of the films to the poster and the information on the various animations. They are numerous with interventions by actors and directors, cups for children, previews, special sessions (cinema-debates among others)… As follows: The Movida Pass card costs € 58 for 10 meetings.

A cinema of seven rooms in the city centre, it becomes rare. We have to take advantage of that, before we open the Multiplexes area in the Docks area, which should surely hurt here. A Art and Trial vocation with more films in VO is on track.

Rich programming every month in Gonfreville, for meetings on Wednesdays. Gonfreville loves cinema, as a festival, from Grain to Démoudre, takes place every year, organized by a handful of enthusiasts aged 10 to 25.

This room belongs to the owner of the Rex in Abbeville. As in Abbeville a good selection of movies with, of course, the movie stars, but also a selection of smaller films equally interesting. Monday and Wednesday: Meeting at 450 € very attractive to enjoy the cinema cheaper. As in Abbeville, the room has a very interesting week of British cinema and, in summer, open air sessions! And then because the sun is not always on the Picardy coast, having a cinema in the corner is always a very good idea.

This cinema has three rooms, including a classified Art and Trial. Of course, not all films can be displayed at the same time and sometimes we have to wait before seeing some movies, but on the whole, having a cinema in his city is a very good thing instead of running in Amiens and paying a fortune to the Gaumont. Here the meetings are at 7,50 € and 4,50 € on Thursday and that is very good! The British Film Week in January is a very eagerly awaited meeting by enthusiastic every year.

This film, managed by the Espace Espace Ponthieu Marquenterre, allows in this village of 1 577 inhabitants to reach a diverse audience. Specific fees are put in place to facilitate children's access to cinema. The Cyrano represents most of the association's activities.

MK2+ is a cinema. It offers a varied program of films, from blockbusters to arthouses. The cinema has several modern, comfortable rooms, offering a pleasant cinematic experience. MK2+ is easily accessible by public transport, with several metro stations nearby. The staff are friendly and professional, and the service is top-notch. The cinema also offers special events and preview screenings.

Two films that Jean Delannoy made on Bernadette's life are projected: " Bernadette "tells the story of appearances and" The Passion of Bernadette "describing his religious life in Nevers.

A former district cinema, completely renovated by the Kinepolis Forum, this modern complex, located in the city centre, is well integrated into its neighbourhood. With its 4 fully equipped rooms (digital projection, 3 D, pop-corn shop), the cinema follows the news of the exits, but does not try to compete with its grand brother at Costières des Costières. On the whole, you can find the same programming as in the periphery, but here we walk by walking. The quiet little street Poise, which is perpendicular to Admiral-Courbet, the boulevard, with its nettle, bars, restaurants, restaurants, squares, bookshops and museums… all this atmosphere is preserved and creates a pleasant perimeter around the Forum. Idea of exit? Walk in the bookshops, take a drink at the office, dinner at Nicolas, then a movie session at 22 pm at the Forum and check if there is no group at O'Flaherty pub…

Six days of excitement around the cross-cutting themes of sex, gender and identity at Utopia cinema and other cultural venues in Bordeaux, with a program based on the latest releases and the volunteer team's personal favourites. Screenings are accompanied by meetings, debates, readings and evening events.

This art and essay cinema located in the heart of the Marais proposes, among other things, programming that highlights humanist values and Latin culture. Each week, this independent establishment offers in its two film rooms, but also programmes dedicated to youth and thematic evenings accompanied by professional interventions. Moreover, enthusiastic friends, you can also take a tour in the Cinédoc bookstore. This specific area closely follows the cinema programme and also offers a background of documentation throughout the year. Find a constantly renewed selection of books, posters and Dvds.

Two rooms, one of 439 places, the other of 142 places, the first bears the name of Lino Ventura, who lived in Saint-Cloud, the second name of Studio. Outside, a sculpture of the day and the night of Mary-Jeanne Doutriaux welcome you to a woman sirène. The exterior is really difficult in appearance, building of the 1970 s, in the form of a big striures concrete snail, reminiscent of a funny bunker that into down the foot of the hill. In the interior, however, the furnishings are made of ingenuity, the rooms being very well furnished and allow for a great comfort and a proper view from all the squares. There are numerous performances and theatre performances throughout the year, plus movies planned throughout the week. A cinema-club cycle is programmed each season as well as some authors'movies. To note a mini library and colouring is installed on the bottom of the entrance to entertain the youngest ones while waiting for the start of the shows and films, and on the side, an open cloakroom on days of shows or theatrical performances.

The online tourist guide presents the Espace culturel Les Tourelles in Vouziers. This cultural space offers a variety of activities and shows all year round. Nearby, there are also several restaurants, including Diamant Blanc, Restaurant Saint Honoré, Sarl Le Paradis and Pizza Yollo.

Throughout the year, the La Coupole theatre offers theatre, dance, music and circus shows... The programme is to be discovered on the website: classical dance, hip hop, puppet theatre, opera... To share these great artistic and cultural moments, La Coupole has a 504-seat auditorium, a small 100-seat theatre and a three-screen cinema located right next to the theatre. A bar is open before and after the performances as well as during intermissions.

Since 1920, the Katorza has been a pillar of cinema in Nantes. Its six cinemas offer a rich and varied program, showcasing auteur cinema in all its diversity. Whether you're a confirmed film buff or an occasional enthusiast, you'll find a program to suit your taste at the Katorza. From French and foreign films to classics, contemporary works, documentaries and animated features, there's always something to discover at this independent cinema. Its fascinating universe will take you on a journey through time and the world.

One of Marseille's latest cinemas, this multiplex has thought big. In a building designed by the artist Ora-Ïto, you'll find a blend of modernity and comfort. 14 screens and the best technological innovations. Among them, a Dolby Cinéma room, a 4DX room and a Premium area for those who want to live an intense experience. Special rooms like the Tediber for children or the Cocoon for lovers. Here, cinema is experienced to the full. It's beautiful and efficient. The staff are few and far between, however, and everything is automated, which is rather sad, but it has to be said that Marseille now has an ultra-modern cinema.

The time is long gone when the large Place du Barlet vibrated to the cries of the animal merchants and the girls of joy. Today, it vibrates to the rhythm of the national stage of Douai. Formerly a municipal circus, then a cultural action centre, the Hippodrome is now a place where you can come and enjoy the best of contemporary creation (theatre, music, dance, circus). But the Hippodrome hides another exceptional place, the Cinéma Paul Desmarets, where you can see a variety of films.

Two hangars designed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1878 Universal Exhibition house two of Paris's best-known cinemas, separated by the Bassin de la Villette: MK2 Quai de Seine and Quai de Loire. The former features a restaurant, while the latter is home to a bookshop. While the programming is classic, the complex's 12 screens are all great places, linked by a river shuttle.

Ah this famous "Café"! We've been visiting it since we were kids, we've worn out the velvet of the seats! More than 40 years of existence for this independent and atypical place. Its unstructured architecture calls out, and the 3 rooms are just as particular! Its eclectic program is for everyone: from the great classics to see (and see again), to new films in VO, young audiences and previews. In addition, the Café is also a restaurant with a different menu every day, offering brunches and entertainment. Much more than a movie theater!