Écoles Cinéma Club, Independent cinema in Latin Quarter, Paris, France.
Écoles Cinéma Club is an independent cinema located at 23 rue des Écoles in Paris's Latin Quarter, featuring four screening rooms. The venue presents international films in their original languages with French subtitles.
The cinema operated under the name Desperado between 2011 and 2017 when French filmmaker Jean-Pierre Mocky took over its direction. This period shaped its identity as a venue with a distinctive programming approach.
The cinema hosts regular film discussions and meetings with directors and critics after selected screenings. These events bring together movie enthusiasts to share their thoughts and gain deeper insights into the films shown.
The cinema is easily accessible by public transportation and situated in a central location within the Latin Quarter. The four screens are spread across multiple levels, so allow time to locate your screening room.
The venue maintains 35mm film projection capabilities, offering traditional screening experiences alongside modern digital presentations. This sets it apart from many cinemas that have switched entirely to digital technology.
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