Du Salon indien au multiplexe Trailer (1995)

01 January 1995 Factual 59 mins

From the first paying public screening on December 28, 1895, at the Grand Café in Paris, to the present day, this film tells the story of movie theaters over a century of existence. Accompanied by a commentary, a skilful montage of archive footage, some of it previously unseen, traces this evolution - from the golden age of the Gaumont-Palace and the Grand-Rex to the era of multi-screen complexes - illuminated by memories and testimonials from exhibitors, architects and cinema professionals.

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Cast

René Charles as Self

Jacques Champreux as Self

Pierre Bouteiller as Self

Mylène Demongeot as Self

Gérard Vaugeois as Self

Jean-Jacques Zilbermann as Self

Crew

Olivier Galy-Nadal Director

Olivier Galy-Nadal Editor

Jacques Champreux Screenplay

Olivier Galy-Nadal Camera Operator

Antoine Rodet Sound

International Releases Dates

France 01 January 1995

Production Companies

Ciné+

Atlantic Film

Centre audiovisuel de Paris

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