Comoedia, Movie theater in 7th arrondissement of Lyon, France
Comoedia is a multiplex cinema in Lyon's 7th arrondissement with nine screening rooms and a total seating capacity of around 1,280 seats spread across a modern building. The rooms vary in size and are equipped to show different film formats and types of productions.
Georges Peynet designed this cinema in 1954 as a venue dedicated to film exhibition in Lyon. That original vision continues to shape how the city experiences cinema today.
The cinema focuses on international and independent films that draw in cinephiles from across the city. Regular conversations with filmmakers create a social space where viewers can discuss what they have watched.
The cinema is located on Avenue Berthelot and is accessible by multiple transit options in the neighborhood. The facility is wheelchair accessible, and visitors can book tickets online in advance to plan their visit.
Next to the cinema sits the connected Bistrot Comoedia, which serves food and drinks to extend the entertainment experience. Visitors can dine or have a drink before or after their film.
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