Cinema in Montmartre

The « Cinéma des Cinéastes » (The Filmmakers’s Cinema)- advertorial editorial-

Located at the foot of the Montmartre Hill, near Place de Clichy, the “Cinéma des Cinéastes” (The Filmmakers’s Cinema), is a unique and charming cultural spot, built into the walls of a former cabaret which was transformed into a cinema in the 1930s.

The cinema has kept its original iron stairs, reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower, and many of its original frescoes have been restored. These features contribute to the cinema’s captivating atmosphere.

You can discover in its three theatres a varied programme, with well-selected films, including films for children every Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and during school holidays. There are also movie premieres throughout the year, featuring interviews with directors, as well as numerous festivals and retrospectives.

Address : 7 av Clichy 75017 PARIS (metro: Place de Clichy)

Website: http://www.cinema-des-cineastes.fr

For the staff at this cinema, good food and wine go hand in hand with good cinema.
Thus, the Cinema’s wine bar also offers film-lovers a diverse gastronomic experience.

You can taste wines specially selected by the cavist, a true lover of wine, who is always discovering the best that the vineyards have to offer. Or try the cheese from Alléosse House, the only artisan cheese-maker to have its own refining cellars in the basements of Paris. Alléosse House also supplies cheese to many award-winning restaurants and certain embassies…
You can also taste meats prepared by the famous artisan charcutier Joël Meurdesoif, who selects the finest products, and whose dishes are famous throughout France.

The Wine Bar is also a popular venue for music lovers. On the first Sunday of every month at 6 PM, "The Music Meeting" presents talented musicians of all genres (jazz, variety, flamenco…). It is then that the Bar rediscovers its cabaret roots!

Booking Phone number : 01 53 42 40 34

Address: 10, rue Tholozé
Tel: 01 46 06 47 45

A charming place with a projection room which contains beautiful and strange lamps designed by Jean Cocteau in 1948.

Film premieres are held by the Director of the Cinema himself: he also organizes quizzes with prizes to be won.
You can also enjoy a cup of tea and sweet and savory pies in a soothing atmosphere in the tearoom (see photo).
You can sometimes admire temporary art exhibitions there too.

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