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La Cinémathèque française

4.4

(2833 reviews)

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51 Rue de Bercy, 75012 Paris

Capacity : 700

In the heart of the Parc de Bercy, let yourself be tempted by the magic of the 7th art and be the director of your event!

The Cinémathèque française is a magnificent museum, a superb art house cinema and a cinema exhibition space. It can also be an original and practical setting for professional events, such as seminars, private parties, product presentations, press conferences, etc...

Located in the heart of the Parc de Bercy, and designed by the great architect Frank Gehry (who also designed the Fondation Louis Vuitton), the Cinémathèque Française can accommodate up to 700 people thanks to its 600 m2 of modular reception areas and its 4 movie theaters, from 93 to 413 seats.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Great Hall	180	-	-	-	-
Mezzanine	200	150	180	-	-
Small Hall	120	80	60	-	-
Henri Langlois Hall	-	413	-	-	-
Georges Franju Hall	-	172	-	-	-
Jean Epstein Hall	-	99	-	-	-
Lotte Eisner Hall	-	91	-	-	-
Le Café Lola	100	-	80	-	-
Outdoor terrace	100	-	-	-	-

Equipment & Facilities

Sound, video and light

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Google - 2833 reviews

Dayna Roberson

2 weeks ago

Great Wes Anderson exhibit and permanent also

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John Daley

3 weeks ago

My friend and I went to the Wes Anderson exhibition. She said it was her favorite museum exhibition she has ever seen. I loved it as well. There were people of all ages. Wonderful experience that far exceeded my expectations.

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TH_UK

4 weeks ago

A must-do for cinephiles! The museum is just lovely, lots of interactive exhibits, lots of really interesting archival pieces. The intro to each gallery is in English, but I recommend downloading Google translate if you need help with the smaller plaques near the specific exhibits as you can have it translate through your camera. Some people here saying the blew through it in 15 minutes. We spent probably and hour and ten looking at everything properly, watching quite a few of the short movies they have playing, and experiencing the VR presentation.

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Miguel Á.

a month ago

I expected much more from Musée Méliès, especially because you need to pay for the admission. The space is so small, you can see the museum in 15 minutes. To be honest, it should be free. I thought there would be many props used in movies, but there were so little and irrelevant for proper film buffs. The scope of the exhibition is very limited, just focused on the origins of cinema and origins of visual effects, which you could find out watching a YouTube video/doc. Having said that, at least Paris has got a film museum, something that a big city like London doesn't have.

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Sonia T.

7 months ago

Recently visity James Cameron retrospective. What a great exhibition! There weren't many people which added to the nice experience. The exhibition itself is very complete, showcasing JC early drawings and comics. For each movie, they also showcased all the creative process and related material. The exhibition is also a bit interactive, which is an added fun to have. I can't recommend this exhibition enough

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