La Clef, Independent movie theater in Latin Quarter, Paris, France
La Clef is a cinema in the Latin Quarter with two screening rooms of different sizes. Housing approximately 120 and 65 seats respectively, it shows alternative films and documentaries on rue Daubenton.
The cinema was founded under the name Images d'Ailleurs and established itself as an independent film space near the university. Since its creation, it has served as a venue for films outside mainstream distribution.
The cinema shows films from around the world and presents works that are rarely seen in French mainstream theaters. Visitors encounter works by directors who otherwise receive little public attention.
The venue is located near Censier-Daubenton metro station on line 7, making it easy to reach on foot or by public transport. Regular screenings take place throughout the week, so checking the schedule ahead of time helps you find films that interest you.
After many screenings, directors meet directly with audiences for discussions, making the venue more than just a cinema experience. These direct exchanges with filmmakers are particularly noteworthy for film enthusiasts.
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