Cinemas Nantes

If it was at the beginning in 1916 a neighborhood dance hall, the Concorde is today an institution of the Zola and Chantenay neighborhoods, that Fanny and Sylvain Clochard keep alive 365 days a year. With its 4 screens, this superb neighborhood cinema, classified as "art et essai", is run by enthusiasts who offer us the chance to (re)watch recently released or older, cult films. Young audience screenings are regularly offered. A single common point: quality! For more than 100 years, the Concorde has been telling us stories, for our greatest pleasure! The cinema will even expand in 2027!

In the middle of the city, Gaumont decorated by Christian Lacroix proposes all the films of the moment on wide screen. For the fans of lyric art or to discover: ten operas are broadcast in digital quality and live at the famous Metropolitan of New York. But also private tours, the live concerts and the subtitled sessions for deaf or hard of hearing persons who regularly attend it every Thursday and Saturday. A large selection of films in Original and French Version, 2D or in 3D, remains a significant asset. A good plan: flash sales of Tuesday evening (special promotion on their WebSite) activate it on the Net and it will give you promotion access, invitations to the screenings, seats during your birthday, as well as quizzes... Discover the subscriptions at will offering an unlimited access of more than one hundred cinemas: Pass solo for the cinema or Pass Duo to enjoy for a couple of lovers. And finally, it became quickly significant to avoid rows at the cash desk, the E-ticket: you can purchase it on their Web site (or download the application on your smartphone), you can print it - or directly present your E-ticket in your smartphone... It is faster, without any additional charge and the cancelling can be done until fifteen minutes before your session. Gaumont is unquestionably an interesting place... You should register on the newsletter to get update on the news.

The Cinématographe is Nantes' oldest cinema, showing films since 1908. Housed in the former chapel of the Carmelites, it's pure charm: a single room with exposed stone walls, old-fashioned armchairs and big red curtains. Its aficionados are loyal! In terms of programming, it specializes in art house films. The cinema also offers special slots for young audiences. We'll be taking advantage of this place steeped in history before its planned move to the Cours des 50-Otages in early 2026.

This community cinema in the Saint-Jacques district was created in 1928 and still operates largely thanks to its volunteers. Classified as an Art et d'Essai cinema since 1983, it has a capacity of about 350 seats (accessible to people with reduced mobility). The program mixes new and older films. Sessions are available for the deaf and hard of hearing. The Bonne-Garde has been awarded the "Young Audience" label, and children are given a special place! Times are also organised for seniors. A great local cinema for young and old!

Since 1920, the Katorza has been a pillar of cinema in Nantes. Its six cinemas offer a rich and varied program, showcasing auteur cinema in all its diversity. Whether you're a confirmed film buff or an occasional enthusiast, you'll find a program to suit your taste at the Katorza. From French and foreign films to classics, contemporary works, documentaries and animated features, there's always something to discover at this independent cinema. Its fascinating universe will take you on a journey through time and the world.