Cinemas Route de la soie

Comoedia is an independent cinema that broadens our horizons through its programming and events. The Comoedia is a privileged meeting place for films, their creators and audiences, who enjoy exceptional programming all year round: films d'auteur in VOST, documentaries, revivals and special programming for young audiences. Preview screenings, meetings with directors and actors, as well as meetings between spectators to share the most beautiful emotions. Comoedia is the venue for many festivals. A not-to-be-missed Thursday Party at the Bistrot with movie quizzes. Cinema in its original version.

The oldest open-air cinema in Athens, built in 1935, and one of the 10 most beautiful theaters in the world, is located on the pedestrian way of Dionyssiou Areopaguitou that runs along the Acropolis hill. In a courtyard full of greenery and flowers, enjoy the starry summer nights to see classics or more recent films. The choice of films can satisfy both the unconditional cinephiles and the amateurs of the seventh art. The films are in the original version, mostly in English or French.

Of course, we do not forget the only multiplex in the hyper-centre, in the heart of the peninsula, in two steps from Bellecour, with its 10 renovated rooms and 2 120 squares. A bit expensive, but we are in the multiplexes rates and all their benefits. Start with comfortable armchairs, giant screens, a digital Dolby sound (Atmos in a room), and the rooms are accessible for people with reduced mobility and have special equipment for people with hearing disabilities. Surmounted by a belfry adorned with its famous rooster, very rare example of Art Deco style in Lyon, it is an emblem of the cinema in the city of the Light brothers.

The Les 3 Palmes multiplex in the Valentine's commercial area has 11 high-capacity cinemas equipped with Dolby Digital audio technology. It programs films for the general public in French: Hollywood blockbusters, all the production of French films, including comedies, children's animation films and 3D films in the majority. A very family-friendly, modern and practical American-style multiplex when you want to combine cinema and shopping in the nearby shopping centre, with a confectionery area, a games and leisure area with 30 machines. Restaurants next to the cinema (Hippopotamus and Dixie Blues). A little expensive but the quality of the infrastructure comes at a price. Supervised parking.

A place devoted to entertainment for 150 years, this historic cinema was first called Le Casino (1857) then Les Folies marseillaises (1878) before the construction of the Théâtre des Variétés in 1887, of which the facade sculpted by the architect Joseph Letz remains today. After an uncertain year 2016 and three years of struggle following the loss in 2013 of its Art et Essai label, the future of cinema was shaky, but finally the commercial court ruled and it was taken over by Jean Mizrahi (YMAGIS). Major renovations were undertaken in 2019 and it is now as good as new, while retaining its cachet. Renewed comfort, modernity, a major historical cinema to be supported for sure. Programming of major, alternative and documentary films. The culture of Marseilles is partly played out here.

An ultramodern complex, ideally located in the international city on the edge of the Tête d'Or Park. You can also take a pleasant walk followed by a canvas. Some 3 000 places in 14 fully equipped rooms. Premières, major national and international outings, VOST and VF, meetings for children. A system that makes it possible not to queue at the cashier, and a restoration space. For the technical aspect: its DTS or Dolby stereo depending on the rooms. Friendly catering offer in the immediate vicinity for all tastes, especially in the cinema lobby with a modern brew.

It is the other multiplexes of the peninsula, located in the shopping and leisure area of Confluence. A brand new complex, the UGC Ciné Cité is made up of 14 rooms accessible for disabled people, particularly comfortable and well-equipped rooms. It is also a cinema that is not just a "blockbusters", which is a beautiful part of the quality avant-garde, independent cinema broadcast in original version, but also the "cult" movies of the big screen. You can also take advantage of the confluence or tram car park to make the cinema pleasant.

Films at low prices. Rather male spectators.

The 21-hour sessions are particularly busy.

3 cinemas in good standing.

As its name suggests, you will not find the last blockbusters here, but rather program of documentaries, based on the life of people and the districts. In the era of the relative democratisation of access to video equipment, it is made the relais from small local producers and directors, and offers workshops to young people and less young people in the area. Images and Paroles Engagées is an association created in May 2001 domiciled in the 15th district in Marseille. To film people, simply! Such is the currency.

You have to enter the beautiful Old Charity centre to find this tiny movie that is a pure wonder. Those who practise films otherwise than for "dragouiller" Columbine will be in angels. No Hollywood staff. Cinema often takes place by theme and we loved the week devoted to Asian cinema, with Pm's masterpieces, Jia Zhang or Hong Sang Soo.

The Giorgione, with its two theaters and 297 seats, offers both art house and big budget films. It is one of the most popular cinemas in Venice, between Fondamenta Nuove and Rialto. Get off the vaporetto 1 at Ca'd'Oro and, after passing Campo Santi Apostoli, you're there.

The Accademia Cinema offers more fresh new features at unbeatable prices. It's ideal if you missed the movie you're talking about in all dinners. Comfort is minimal: The room is not heated in winter (there are even air currents), and the seats are far from comfortable.

He sometimes programme in his large, interesting Syrian film hall.

Inaugurated in 1952, it is one of the oldest cinemas in Alexandria, with orchestra or balcony seats. Obviously the comfort is not that of modern cinemas (seats are a bit rough), but it is one of the cheapest cinemas in the city. It houses 6 cinemas showing films in Arabic and English, it has technology for 3D films and the sound is rather good. Going to the cinema is not the first thing you think about when you visit, but if you are tempted by a movie, don't hesitate to choose this cinema.

Opened since 1998, Empire Sodeco has 6 rooms. This cinema is on the ground floor of the Marchande Square shopping Mall, which is close to Monnot street.

This 4-room complex is located on the ground floor of the Dunes shopping Gallery south of Verdun Street. The gallery also houses a McDonald's and Casper & Gambini's coffee.