Cinemas Midi-Pyrénées

Since 1977, Nîmes cinephiles have had just one address: Le Sémaphore. This local cinema, a veritable cultural center, shows independent films in VO, documentaries, children's films... In its 6 cinemas, you can see a number of French and international films, both topical and less so. The cinema regularly organizes thematic mini-festivals and previews, often in the presence of the director, author or actor. The cinema houses a cafeteria serving homemade tarts, salads and desserts every day!

Just before celebrating its 110 years of existence, the Utopia, emblematic cinema in the heart of Toulouse, found its first name: The American Cosmograph! Overlooking its doors, a fresco that recalls that in 1907, the date of its creation, the posters were painted directly on the façades! The aim of this very popular cinema is: best represent film diversity. All films are projected in the original version. Cultural location and land of meetings, the American Cosmograph organizes various animations: cinemas, debates, pre-premiere, thematic programming, retrospectives… Here, neither ads nor confectionery. The films start at the said time and, in order to ensure your comfort, the late ones are invited to return to a next meeting. A room for curious and passionate people.

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.

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!

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 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!

Gaumont Multiplexe is the most modern cinema in the city, with its seventeen rooms with 3868 comfortable places. You just need to go and see a film not very well-known on a Sunday morning at 11 am to imagine that the room was open on purpose to you. And the neat and colourful decoration of the complex is signed... Christian Lacroix. The image projected on the giant screens is of excellent quality, and the digital sound high level. Obviously, screenings in 3D are numerous. All rooms are accessible to disabled guests, and eight of them are equipped with the Acourex audio system, designed for partially deaf people. Note that the car park is free for 3 hours provided that you put your ticket into a machine placed at the entrance right next to the checkouts! And if you wish to linger or wait for your friends, a wine bar is placed at your disposal every day from 6pm, as well as a games space for your children.

Twelve rooms and twenty films to the poster. The malins are rush to the avant-garde, in very comfortable and well-equipped rooms. In the Mega CGR, no movies Art and Trial - it's not done for this -, you're airing big Hollywood machines, all French movies, at a challenging price, and it's not so bad. All the more so since this multiplex has very comfortable rooms and is surrounded by a commercial area with many restaurants. Why not take a canvas after the races?

A large free car park, three computer boxes, a kiosk for corporate committees, video games, candy counter, giant screens, digital sound and the latest movie releases, what more! This multiplexes program 11 films per week mainly from "large distribution".

The new cinema complex in Carcassonne saw the day of 2007 in the Red Bridge area, and the building is… red! You can even see it from the Black Mountain. It is a brand new complex that welcomes fans of the region. The rooms are spacious and well equipped, and are all accessible to the disabled. The confectionery area has become a necessity, and the games space can be patient before the start of the session. If you even want to make a canvas between adults, you can leave your children to play games under the supervision of the staff! Cape'Cinema is thus the successor to the two theatres in the city centre, with the Coliseum becoming a theatre of art and trial, and the Odéum a congress centre.

In the heart of the city centre, a stone's throw from the Castillet, this superb restored building has always been a cinema since 1911, when it was founded. This complex has 1,700 seats in 7 rooms all equipped with Dolby floors. For an art house cinema, the "Castillet" as it is called here has a very eclectic programme and also proposes films freshly released in theatres, and often in V.O. This cinema, which immediately reminds us of Eddy Mitchell's "La Dernière Séance", will astonish more than one by its modernity and its theme evenings.

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.

1 place, 4 atmospheres! Font Romeu is one of the rare mountain resorts to have a casino: gaming rooms, boule 2000, Texas Holden poker and 45 slot machines. The cinema programme changes every week. As for the Papagayo disco, it's "the place to be" to party. Finally, the restaurant le Llat welcomes you in a wooded atmosphere and offers traditional and semi-gastronomic dishes. The bar is open at the same time as the games.

Le Cratère is a charming little cinema in Toulouse that's a real treat for film buffs. With just 80 seats and one screen, it offers "Art et Essai, Recherche et Découverte" programming, 80% of which is made up of revivals of films after their run in the larger Art et Essai cinemas in the city center. But you can also discover rare and innovative films, often presented by their director. Short films regularly complete the program. In addition to its good films, Le Cratère offers the friendly atmosphere of an "old neighborhood cinema", ideal for an authentic experience.

Great Innovation at CGR Blagnac: This is where the group chose to set up its first ICE room (Immersive Cinema Experience), understand a full immersion room! A state-of-the-art laser projector and 52 sound sources plunge you into the heart of your film, which you will enjoy comfortably in a club chair enveloping and inclined to be able to reserve the right place! But this room is not the only novelty, since in 2016 the whole multiplex has benefited from a profound renovation. Redesigned spaces, furniture with noble materials, dynamic lighting, it's a big blow to the Mega CGR of Blagnac, which does not forget its brands of factories. On the one hand, special sessions (concerts, pre-first or opera), on the other hand wide possibilities of privatization, from the lobby for an exhibition, until the reservation of one or more rooms, for business or private events.

12 rooms, 2 928 armchairs, free parking, legs for the legs, giant screens, digital and gobelets, clim even in winter (?), the Nimes multiplex, like those in the Hexagon, multiplies superlatives to attract spectators. Amateurs of American blockbusters, movies with large shows or special effects, the Kinepolis is your temple! The latest productions will be programmed there. There are also special sessions, filmed retransmissions, such as the opening of the Cannes Festival, 3 D films, mythical concerts, TV series, sports events, etc. In smaller rooms, the author cinema is somewhat represented. Priceless, the pop-corn shop, sodas and other sweets await you in the lobby where the rows of windows with posters, technical sheets and summaries of films help you make your choice if you are not yet fixed. The commercial area around Kinepolis includes bars, bowling, restaurants for the front or after meetings. Some establishments take into account the exits of last sessions and the meal packages restaurants restaurants are also offered.

In the gallery of Port Ambonne, right next to the club Le Clair-Obscur, you will discover the only projection room in the village, which has been completely renovated and refurbished and which is aimed at lovers of the 7th art version X. Comfortably installed in real cinema armchairs, all we have to do is appreciate the images shown on a giant screen and it is not rare that it is hotter in the room than on the screen... Note that for your comfort, a shower room is available. And when you leave, on the side you have a vending machine with cold drinks and sweets in function 24 hours a day.

Cinéma CGR Villeneuve Les Beziers is a multiplex cinema located in Villeneuve-lès-Béziers, in the Occitanie region of France. It has 12 movie theaters, with a total capacity of 1,500 seats. The cinema offers a varied program, with recent films and previews. It also organizes special events and offers private spaces. Parking is free for visitors. Prices vary according to age and status (student, job-seeker, etc.), with discounts for under-16s and Club CGR members. Surcharges apply for 3D screenings.

With still four or five films at the poster, the cinema is part of the network Cinema The 65: an opportunity to access festivals and events organised by the The de Tarbes.