Pathé Les Fauvettes, Movie theater in 13th arrondissement, Paris, France.
Pathé Les Fauvettes is a movie theater with five screens showing both mainstream and independent films. The screening rooms are distributed across multiple spaces with around 645 seats.
The building at 58 Avenue des Gobelins opened in 1937 as the Gaumont Gobelins, a neighbourhood cinema in the 13th arrondissement. It was later taken over by Pathé and renamed Les Fauvettes, keeping its position as one of the area's few remaining single-site cinemas. The five-screen layout dates from a later conversion of the original auditorium.
The theater draws cinema lovers who gather to watch French and international films in their original languages. It serves as a social space where people meet and share their passion for cinema.
The theater is located at 58 Avenue des Gobelins and operates daily from 10:30 AM to 11:30 PM. Visitors should arrive early during busy periods, especially on weekends and peak times.
The building at 58 Avenue des Gobelins opened in 1937 as the Gaumont Palace Gobelins, a 2,000-seat hall; it was later split into smaller rooms, and the Pathé Les Fauvettes name was given to the five-screen complex after renovation. Look for the surviving street facade from that 1930s cinema.
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