Trianon, Art house cinema in Romainville, France
The Trianon is an art house cinema in Romainville featuring Art Deco design elements and 436 seats, now equipped with updated projection and sound systems. The screening room combines the building's original character with modern viewing comfort for audiences.
The building opened in 1908 as a cafe with film screenings and was completely rebuilt in 1953 following World War II damage. This reconstruction transformed it into a functioning cinema that continues to operate.
The cinema serves as a gathering space where the neighborhood discovers films from around the world and engages with diverse storytelling. Local audiences use the space to experience cinema that reflects their varied interests and backgrounds.
The cinema is accessible and designed to welcome all visitors comfortably. Check the program beforehand to find the films that interest you and plan your visit accordingly.
The building received monument status in 1997 after thousands of local residents signed a petition to preserve it. This community effort demonstrated how much the neighborhood valued this space.
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