Cinemas New Aquitaine

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. 

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.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Located on the site of the former Jean-Marcel Despagne stadium, this complex includes 4 projection rooms with tiers that offer, regardless of their size, the same sound quality, excellent screen visibility, rows of 1.20 m and large, very comfortable seats. The largest room is dedicated to live performances about fifteen days a year with opera broadcasts. The rest of the time, it is used for film screenings. The programming is of high quality all year round: films for the general public, auteur films, films for young audiences...

At the heart of the CGR Cinéma, the ICE (Immersive Cinema Experience) room stands out for its absolute comfort: spacious seats combined with exceptional audiovisual quality. The complex is also home to nine other theaters, each offering a varied selection of films. To enhance the experience, a confectionery section and a bar area are available, while a dedicated area allows children to celebrate their birthdays. The Ciné Cinéma association enriches the local film scene with demanding programming, punctuated by debates.

The Cinéma Les Colonnes in Blanquefort is a cultural hub for all ages. With its two screening rooms, the establishment offers a varied program combining blockbusters and auteur films in their original version, not forgetting the must-see films of the 7th art. Every month, the team offers a series of not-to-be-missed events: "Ciné petit déj", "Ciné thé" and "Clin d'oeil" for discussions around the films. Youngsters are not left out, with fun and enriching activities such as coloring workshops and cinema quizzes.

A member of the very active Ciné Passion en Périgord network since 1986, Le Vox cinema is a Montignac institution. Eric, Franck and Marie Hélène keep this eclectic, cutting-edge cinema alive all year round. They leave no audience out with their selection, which includes films in VO, blockbusters and children's films, as well as mini-festivals, notably dedicated to short films, theme evenings and meetings. More than just a cinema, it's a place for cultural mediation and discovery.

It's thanks to the initiative of a number of communes in the Basque Country and the efforts of volunteers that local cinemas are being revived. This is already the case in 8 other towns in the Pays Basque and in Hasparren with the Haritz Barne cinema, created at the very beginning of the ^20th century and completely renovated in 2020 to meet all safety and accessibility standards... Optimized comfort with 110 seats and digital projection on a 40 m² screen. Field cinema with an eclectic program available on the website with showtimes. Cinema for all!

CGR Fontaine le Comte is a family cinema open every day of the year in Fontaine-le-Comte. You'll find a wide choice of films in French and English, an arcade, a café-cinema and a candy store. With plenty of free parking and comfortable, air-conditioned rooms with PRM access, it's an ideal venue for everyone. The cinema also organizes birthday parties and can be rented out for your events. What's more, it's equipped with a defibrillator and offers audiodescription screenings on request 48 hours in advance.

The art house cinema of Melle. It shows the latest international alternative films in VOSTFR, the big box-office hits and films for young people. A festival for young audiences is also organised every year in October, followed by the Month of Documentary in November. So you can enjoy the programme in the deep armchairs of the Metullum, a cultural complex where conferences and major concerts are organised... It is possible that a headliner will be there during your stay: check it out online!

The Louis Jouvet municipal cinema in Uzerche offers a varied, up-to-date program. Screenings are available in 2D and 3D, with an extra charge for glasses. Among the films showing this week is "Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts", a sci-fi action flick set in the 90s and featuring new factions of Transformers robots. Also on the bill are "Goodbye", an action-adventure, "Marinette", a biopic about soccer player Marinette Pichon, and "Last Night in Milan", a thriller. Next week, viewers will discover films such as "The Flash", a science-fiction fantasy, "38°5 quai des orfèvres", a police comedy, and "Love Life", a drama. Finally, the following week's line-up includes "Ruby, the Teenage Kraken", a comedy adventure, "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny", an adventure film, and "Towards a Bright Future", a comedy-drama.