Cinematheque of Toulouse, Film archive and cinema in Toulouse, France
The Cinematheque de Toulouse is a film archive and cinema housed in a historical building that once served as the College de l'Esquile. It features multiple screening rooms and maintains an extensive collection of films available for regular viewing.
Founded in 1964 by Raymond Borde and fellow cinema enthusiasts, the institution gradually became one of France's most significant film archives. Over the decades, it expanded its role and took on stewardship of increasingly important collections.
The venue serves as a meeting place for film enthusiasts who gather for thematic programs and festivals like Extreme Cinema. Visitors experience a program that goes far beyond typical commercial cinema.
Screenings take place at different locations depending on the season, so checking ahead is important before visiting. It is worth planning your trip in advance to confirm where shows are being held.
The institution safeguards France's largest collection of film posters and holds an extensive array of production photographs. These materials are housed partly in a dedicated conservation center and remain accessible to researchers and enthusiasts.
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