L'Arlequin

The L'Arlequin cinema features three screening rooms within its 595-seat venue, displaying a combination of independent films and international productions throughout the year.

Opening in 1934 as Lux-Rennes, the theater received its current name in 1962 when filmmaker Jacques Tati acquired it and commissioned artist Georges Peynet for decorations.

The cinema maintains a tradition of French and international film presentations, organizing regular meetings between directors, actors, and their audience after screenings.

Located at 76 rue de Rennes, the theater accepts various payment methods including Universal Cinema Vouchers and UGC unlimited cards for convenient access.

The building exterior incorporates multi-colored diamond-shaped glass panels beneath a large awning, reflecting the traditional pattern of the Harlequin character costume.

Location: 6th arrondissement of Paris

Capacity: 595

Operator: Les Écrans de Paris

Address: 76 rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris 75006 75006

Website: http://lesecransdeparis.fr/cinema/2625/l-arlequin/portail

GPS coordinates: 48.85119,2.33040

Latest update: May 26, 2025 01:14