Cinémathèque France

Located on the edge of the Bercy park, in a building designed by the architect Frank O. Gehry, the Cinémathèque Française allows you to see all the treasures of the 7th Art. Its museum presents collections on the history of cinema: Emile Reynaud's optical theater, magic lanterns, cameras, mythical costumes, set elements, posters, documents used in the making of films, etc. Temporary exhibitions are regularly organized.

Since its creation in 1962, the film club has come a long way and now has the status of a cultural centre. In the Marcel-Oms room, about 20 films are shown every quarter, often followed by rich and constructive debates on the relationship between the film and its time. The Institut Jean-Vigo is currently the only permanent French centre for animation and film research with an associative structure.

Since 1986, the Cinémathèque de Bretagne has undertaken a public service mission: the conservation and diffusion of Breton audiovisual heritage. More than 25 000 films, videos and sound tapes filed by more than 1 500 applicants are retained. 300 m ² is entirely dedicated to the archives which, after restoration, find an ideal environment at the temperature and humidity controlled. The cinémathèque offers services such as on-site research, archives consultation, free access to paper documentation or research assistance. Thus, future generations will have the opportunity to discover this audiovisual wealth, a true memory of Breton heritage. Note that the cinémathèque also offers meetings around unknown movies or cult, at Mac-Orlan, sometimes in the presence of directors. Please do not hesitate to consult the website for this rich programming.

The second largest cinematheque in France, this institution was created in 1958 by a handful of collectors. It is now of international standing, offering screenings for all ages, exhibitions, festivals, meetings with guests, film-concerts... It benefits from a very varied collection, ranging from Soviet cinema to American burlesque, which covers the entire history of cinema from its origins. In the summer, at sunset, open-air projections on giant screens bring the masterpieces of the seventh art to life.

All the classics to discover in a very beautiful room of the center. Once a month, the film library organises debates around a film.

The Cinémathèque de Corse - Casa di Lume di Corsica is an association based in Porto-Vecchio. It offers a varied program of films, from feature films to documentaries and shorts. The Cinémathèque also organizes special events such as meetings with directors and open-air screenings. On the Cinémathèque website, you can consult the catalog of available films and register online to attend screenings. For film lovers, the Cinémathèque de Corse is a must for discovering quality films and taking part in enriching film events.

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.

This prestigious place of culture and escape will delight the most discerning moviegoers. The success of the eclectic program, the perfect comfort, the themed evenings, the live broadcasts of ballets and operas, as well as the catch-up sessions to see older films, and a very friendly welcome, are all guaranteed. It's a good bet that you'll find something here to satisfy your cravings for escape. Thrills, laughs or reflections, love and feelings. We love to see the world from another angle, in this emotionally rich microcosm.