Cinéma la Trace

A unique place with an eclectic program to provide pleasure, to promote the diversity of works, to create social connections, to support the local economy, to accompany tourism policy.

A friendly, family-friendly cinema on a human scale that, through its proximity, promotes the values ​​of living better together. The theater, a gem for moviegoers: A theater with 132 reclining seats with ample space between each row. Four spaces for wheelchair users. It is equipped with the Fidelio system for the hearing and visually impaired. No advertising before trailers and the film. Digital projection on a 7.65 m wide screen. Dolby EX sound with 12 surround speakers for a fully immersed view of the film. Progressive lighting to respect your sensitivity and emotions by maintaining darkness beyond the final frame. An active 3D system with glasses that reproduce images without any loss of brightness thanks to the House lamp system. The activities are mostly multifaceted: - 100% evenings: 2 films and a meal between screenings that will take you on a journey through cinema to discover a country, a region, or a theme. - Tuesday movie tea parties at 5 p.m.: a children's film to enhance the child's education. - Some Fridays at 2:30 p.m.: a gourmet movie tea party to create social connections. - Discussion and meeting evenings: To discuss after a documentary about our society. - Spectator workshops: to gain a different perspective on the films being screened. - Film careers, where a professional shares their secrets. - The AFCAE Télérama Enfants festival and the AFCAE Télérama festival, the Jean Lescure Prize, and more. - Holidays are occasions for special attention: Halloween, Epiphany, Carnival, Easter, and more. A program praising diversity: We love quality entertainment, auteur cinema, documentaries, and discussion. So-called "mainstream" and/or art-house films have their place. With approximately 1,200 screenings per year, you can discover French comedies, science fiction, thrillers, and crime films, documentaries, cartoons, and attic films... in short, there's something for everyone. This eclectic program, with more than 250 different films each year, allows the theater to be classified as "Art House" with three labels: "Research/Discovery," "Young Audiences," and "Heritage/Repertoire."