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Mac Mahon is one of the most beautiful cinemas still in operation. Opened in 1938, the Parisians were able to discover in the Liberation of all American films that they had been deprived of during the occupation. The room won a very strong reputation. In the 50 s, we even talked about the band of the "Mac-Mahoniens", those who like Bertrand Tavernier or Patrick Brion visited the place with diligence. In 1959, Les Cahiers du Cinéma took over the Mac-Mahoniens manifesto, which clamaient loud and clear: " staging on the scenario ". The culmination of this golden age: in Jean-Luc Godard's classic "A Bout de Souffle", many scenes are filmed in the Mac-Mahon. After a difficult period in the 80 s, cinema is still a place of worship dedicated to the great American classics. It was the Bolloré group that began a lot of work in the 2000 s.

If you love movies and particularly personnal movie, rendez-vous at the famous Cinéma des Cinéastes that shines with a thousand light opposite Pathé Wepler of place Clichy. We find abundant offers of great cinema classics as well as the latest news, previews and programmes for young children. It is not for nothing that some first year classes of kindergarten travel through Paris just to come and watch some classics and new movies. On the floor of the theatre, there is a very pleasant restaurant and bar which offers a selection of very good wines. The History of Cinéma des Cinéastes is huge. In the 19th century, the establishment was the cabaret of Père Lathuille before becoming Le Kursaal visited by Maurice Chevalier. Abandoned after 1945, the cinema was updated with new colours during the prosperous period of the Nouvelle Vague. But it was in 1987, thanks to Claude Berri in the Civil Society of Auteurs, Réalisateurs et Producteurs (L'ARP), that the establishment became an unavoidable place for movie lovers. Three rooms make up this theatre including the great, absolutely beautiful one, referring to the heyday of the Seventh Art.