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Home » Theater Guide » Location » France » Paris » Cinema des Cineastes
Also known as Les Mirages, Pathe Clichy 4-5-6

Cinema des Cineastes

Paris, France
7 Avenue de Clichy
, Paris 75017 France
(map)
+33.1.53.42.40.00
Status: Open
Screens: Triplex
Style: Streamline Moderne
Function: Movies (Classic), Movies (Film Festivals), Movies (Independent)
Seats: 700
Chain: Independent
Architect: Unknown
Firm: Unknown
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Built as a music hall where Maurice Chevalier sang in 1906, this theatre was rebuilt in 1932 as a newsreel cinema. Dark for a few years, it reopened in 1937 as Les Mirages, a one level movie theatre on a very busy avenue showing popular movies.

The Art Deco style auditorium originally had a 750 seat capacity. This movie theatre is very close to two other Pathe movie theatres (the Wepler, two screens, and Pathe Clichy, three screens). It was acquired by the Pathe chain in 1973 and became a triplex named the Pathe Clichy 4-5-6.

The main auditorium kept a 500 seats capacity.

A refurbishing took place in 1991 with wide screens added and more comfortable seats with first run movies in French.

In 1995 the Pathe chain acquired a third cinema close to the two others on the other side of the avenue in order to build a multiplex. The Pathe Clichy went dark for a while but was bought by ARP (an association of famous French producers and directors).

The building was completely gutted and gave way to a very avant garde three screen movie theatre including stadium seating with an up to date design, digital sound, and a bar. It also features rare movies and film festivals.

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Cinema des Cineastes (Official)
Contributed by Xavier Delamare

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exterior shot taken on a rainy day in june 2009
http://www.flickr.com/photos/woody1969/3603423974/
posted by woody on Jun 7, 2009 at 6:42am
more interior photos including auditorium here:
http://www.montmartre-site.com/articles/cinemas-in-montmartre.html
posted by HowardBHaas on Aug 15, 2009 at 8:46am
a close up of the frontage sept 2009
http://www.flickr.com/photos/woody1969/3951029459/
posted by woody on Sep 25, 2009 at 1:17pm
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