The Cité du Cinéma is housed in a former power plant built in the early 20th century to supply power to the Paris Metro. Renovated to accommodate the Cité du Cinéma in 2012, this monumental site has since...
Between a major Hollywood blockbuster, a remastered cult classic, and the imminent release of a film the whole world has been waiting for for months, here’s our selection to help you decide what to see t...
The Cité du Cinéma is housed in a former power plant, whose massive architecture and spectacular ceiling height attracted, some fifteen years ago, producers seeking a setting that matched their ambitions....
Paris, a city for movie lovers? Absolutely! The City of Light is the perfect film set. *La Haine*, *Amélie*, *A Clockwork Orange*, *Breathless*... It’s the most-filmed city in the world. Paris has not on...
Opened in the spring of 2026 in the former Bricorama building, the Ci’Ney now allows visitors to watch a movie, have lunch, enjoy a drink, or attend a concert all in the same venue, right in the heart of...
Watching a movie in the heart of the Eiffel Tower, in a theater perched high above Paris, was one of those ideas that seemed almost too good to be true. Yet it will be one of the major cultural events of...
With its stars on the ceiling, its Art Deco façade, and its premieres that regularly draw crowds to the Grands Boulevards, the Grand Rex is one of the world’s most iconic movie theaters. What if we told y...
A 17th-century gem nestled just 30 km from Paris, the Château d’Auvers is one of the iconic sites of the Valley of the Impressionists. And for good reason: Vincent van Gogh immortalized it in his painting...
Why choose? Club 54 refuses to pick a side between the movie theater and the dance floor. On July 3, this new event takes over the Consulat Voltaire to offer Parisian movie lovers and music fans an evenin...
As you know, when summer rolls around, open-air movie theaters are among the most enjoyable activities to treat yourself to. Among the most beautiful in Paris are the one at the Monnaie de Paris and the ic...