Cinemas Aquitaine

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!