Max Linder Panorama, Movie theater in 9th arrondissement, France
Max Linder Panorama is a movie theater in the 9th arrondissement of Paris with a large curved screen and an elegant interior layout across multiple levels. The seating is organized into different sections, with a total capacity of around 600 viewers.
The building opened originally in 1912 as the Kosmorama with seating for about 340 viewers. French actor Max Linder purchased it in 1914 and gave the theater its current name, which has remained since then.
The cinema functions as a meeting place for film lovers who appreciate contemporary works and experimental formats. It preserves a space where independent productions and smaller releases share the screen with mainstream titles.
The theater is located on a central boulevard, easily accessible by public transportation from various parts of the city. Clear signage and multiple entrances make it straightforward to navigate and find your assigned seat once inside.
The cinema has rare technical equipment that can show both digital and traditional film formats in high quality. This capability makes it a special place for film enthusiasts who want to experience classic productions in their original form.
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