L'Idéal Cinéma

L'Idéal Cinéma Jacques Tati contains one screening room with 187 seats equipped with digital 3D projection technology and accessibility features for reduced mobility patrons.

The original building opened in 1902 as a union meeting hall before hosting its first film screening in 1905, showing Georges Méliès' silent film 'A Trip to the Moon'.

The cinema serves as a central entertainment venue in Aniche, presenting current releases while maintaining its connection to French cinema through its dedication to Jacques Tati.

The theater operates from its location at 10 Rue Wambrouck, offering regular screenings with advance ticket purchases available through the box office telephone line.

During World War I, the building transformed into a food distribution center operated by the Hispano-American Committee under Red Cross supervision until March 1919.

Location: Aniche

Inception: June 3, 1995

Address: 10 rue Wambrouck, 59580 Aniche

Website: http://facebook.com/cinema.jacques.tati?fref=ts

GPS coordinates: 50.33056,3.25194

Latest update: May 31, 2025 22:14