Ciné 104

Ciné 104 is a cinema located at 104 Avenue Jean Lolive in Pantin, in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, France. It operates as a public arthouse cinema and presents itself as part of "Est Ensemble, 1er réseau de cinéma public de France" (Est Ensemble, France's leading public cinema network). The venue screens a programme of contemporary French and international films, with an emphasis on drama, documentary and auteur cinema, and offers regular showtimes, online booking, downloadable programmes and a newsletter. The cinema's identity is closely tied to its address and to the local area: the name "Ciné 104" echoes the street number 104 on Avenue Jean Lolive. Its programme is typical of a French public arthouse cinema, mixing recent releases with special screenings and events. The website lists films such as Les Roches Rouges by Bruno Dumont, Histoires de la nuit by Léa Mysius, La Vie d'une femme by Charline Bourgeois-Taquet and the documentary Fini de rire, l'humour politique au garde à vous, indicating a curated selection of French and European titles. As a public cinema, Ciné 104 is associated with the Est Ensemble intercommunal authority, which brings together several municipalities in the eastern Paris suburbs. This public status distinguishes it from commercial multiplexes and places it within a network of municipal and intercommunal cinemas that receive public support and aim to make cinema accessible to a broad audience. The venue also functions as a local cultural hub, hosting screenings, discussions and events. Historically, the building at 104 Avenue Jean Lolive is described as a former multi-purpose hall that was converted into a movie theater. This dual heritage — a community hall turned cinema — reflects the broader evolution of cultural facilities in the Paris suburbs. Today, Ciné 104 continues to operate as an active cinema, with a website offering schedules, film information, online ticketing and practical information for visitors.

Ciné 104 is located at 104 Avenue Jean Lolive in Pantin, a town in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, France. The building is described as a movie theater and former multi-purpose hall, indicating that the site originally served as a community or multi-purpose venue before being adapted for cinema use. This conversion reflects a common pattern in the Paris region, where local halls and cultural buildings were repurposed as cinemas to serve growing suburban populations. The cinema operates as a public cinema and is associated with the Est Ensemble intercommunal network, which describes itself as "1er réseau de cinéma public de France" (France's leading public cinema network). This affiliation places Ciné 104 within a group of publicly supported cinemas in the eastern Paris suburbs, dedicated to arthouse and accessible programming rather than commercial blockbuster exhibition. Over time, Ciné 104 has developed a programme focused on French and international arthouse films, including drama, documentary and auteur cinema. Its website provides detailed film pages with synopses, cast and crew information, showtimes and online booking, as well as a downloadable programme and newsletter. The cinema also maintains a social media presence on Facebook and Twitter, inviting audiences to share their cinema preferences. As of the available evidence, the cinema remains active, screening recent releases such as Les Roches Rouges, Histoires de la nuit, La Vie d'une femme and Fini de rire, l'humour politique au garde à vous. Its address, contact details and practical information are published on its website, confirming its ongoing operation as a public cinema in Pantin.

Public arthouse cinema within the Est Ensemble public cinema network, focused on accessible, curated film programming.

• Les Roches Rouges

• Histoires de la nuit

• La Vie d'une femme

• Fini de rire, l'humour politique au garde à vous

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