Cinemas Nîmes

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!

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.

A former district cinema, completely renovated by the Kinepolis Forum, this modern complex, located in the city centre, is well integrated into its neighbourhood. With its 4 fully equipped rooms (digital projection, 3 D, pop-corn shop), the cinema follows the news of the exits, but does not try to compete with its grand brother at Costières des Costières. On the whole, you can find the same programming as in the periphery, but here we walk by walking. The quiet little street Poise, which is perpendicular to Admiral-Courbet, the boulevard, with its nettle, bars, restaurants, restaurants, squares, bookshops and museums… all this atmosphere is preserved and creates a pleasant perimeter around the Forum. Idea of exit? Walk in the bookshops, take a drink at the office, dinner at Nicolas, then a movie session at 22 pm at the Forum and check if there is no group at O'Flaherty pub…