Cinemas Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

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!

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 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.

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.

Easily accessible from Avignon's northern exit, this multiplex cinema has 11 screens with digital projection. The program includes everything from mainstream films and popular comedies to original versions and 3D screenings. There are also screenings for the very young (under 3), with special events and low prices. Previews are announced on the site, giving you the chance to meet the film teams, actors and directors.

This cinema offers a varied program, including operas, ballets and films by the Comédie Française. You can also go behind the scenes of the making of the film "Verdon Secret" and watch it every day.