UGC Ciné Cité Bercy, Multiplex cinema in Bercy Village, Paris, France.
UGC Ciné Cité Bercy is a multiplex with 18 screening rooms housed in a modern building complex within Bercy Village. The rooms provide multiple daily showtimes with more than 4,000 seats distributed across the venue.
UGC Ciné Cité Bercy opened on 9 December 1998, when it was the largest cinema in Île-de-France and the second most attended in Europe after UGC des Halles. It was designed by architect Denis Valode of the Valode & Pistre agency, with interior furniture by Annie Tribel and blue neon lighting by Hervé Audibert.
The cinema shows French and international films, balancing mainstream releases with independent productions that change throughout the year. Visitors find a range of genres reflecting both European and world cinema.
The cinema is at 2 cour Saint-Émilion, reached by metro line 14 at Cour Saint-Émilion station. The 18 rooms are numbered 10 to 34: the first digit gives the floor, and even numbers are in the left block, odd numbers in the right block. The two smallest rooms, 16 and 17, have a gentler rake.
The cinema sits within a former wine storage district that now blends cinema, shopping, and dining in one pedestrian-friendly area. The site has an unusual past as a hub for wine production and storage during the 1800s.
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