Cinéma Star Saint-Exupéry
Cinéma Star Saint-Exupéry is one of the two independent art-house cinema venues operated by Les Cinémas Star in Strasbourg, France.
Last updated September 29, 2026
AI crawler reads
No AI crawler has read this profile since Oct 28, 2026.
Overview
Cinéma Star Saint-Exupéry is a movie theater in Strasbourg, France, and one of the two venues that make up Les Cinémas Star de Strasbourg, a ten-screen independent art-house cinema group. The Star Saint-Exupéry site is the second of the two Star locations in the city, alongside the Star venue; together they are presented by the operator as "10 salles – Indépendants – Art et essai" (10 screens, independent, art-house). The cinema is part of the Strasbourg cultural landscape and is listed in Wikidata as a movie theater in Strasbourg. The venue operates as an art-house and independent cinema, programming a mix of current releases, children's films, special screenings, and events. Its published programming includes animated short-film programs for very young audiences, such as "Les Contes de la ferme," a program of five animated short films by Czech director Hermina Tyrlova aimed at ages 2 to 6; the Malagasy feature "Disco Afrika: Une histoire malgache"; a special short-film session "FFE: Bêtes de Concours" followed by a discussion with filmmakers and competition organizers; and the French film "Une femme aujourd'hui." This mix reflects the venue's art-house positioning and its emphasis on curated, event-driven programming. Les Cinémas Star also runs an extensive youth and education program. The website lists sections for young audiences ("Publics jeunes"), including "À l'affiche pour les enfants," "À venir pour les enfants," "Stages et Ateliers pour les enfants," "Accueils de loisirs," "Passeurs d'Images," "Petits +," a young cinephiles club for ages 15–25 ("Club Jeunes Cinéphiles"), "Salle des profs," "La Sélection," and school-related schemes such as "École et cinéma," "Collège au cinéma," and "Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma." The cinema also hosts professional meetings ("Rendez-vous professionnels"). The venue offers practical services including online booking, a catalog, a shop, galleries of images and sounds, a press review, and information on access, pricing, and payment methods. It also provides room rental ("Location de salles") and advertising services ("Régie publicitaire"). Discounts are available for subscribers of partner cultural institutions such as TJP/CDN, PÔLE SUD, JAZZDOR, TNS, and LE MAILLON, and holders of UGC illimité cards receive a 10% discount on single tickets at the OPS box office. A lost-and-found service is available, with a dedicated phone line for the St Exupéry site (03.88.32.34.82). The website footer indicates the site is operated by CINE GROUP for Les Cinémas Star. The cinema is active and continues to publish programming and services through its official website.
History
Cinéma Star Saint-Exupéry is a movie theater in Strasbourg, France, and forms part of Les Cinémas Star de Strasbourg, a group of independent art-house cinemas. The group presents itself as operating ten screens across its venues, with the Star Saint-Exupéry being one of the two named Star locations in the city, alongside the Star venue. The exact founding date of the Saint-Exupéry site is not provided in the available evidence. The cinema is listed in Wikidata as a movie theater in Strasbourg, confirming its identity as a commercial cinema venue rather than a namesake. Its official website, cinema-star.com, serves as the primary public face of the group, offering schedules, upcoming films, events, and practical information. The site footer indicates that the website is operated by CINE GROUP for Les Cinémas Star, suggesting a management or ownership relationship with CINE GROUP. Over time, the venue has developed a strong art-house and educational mission. Its programming includes curated selections for young audiences, such as animated short-film programs for children aged 2 to 6, and special screenings followed by discussions with filmmakers. It also participates in national and regional cinema education schemes like École et cinéma, Collège au cinéma, and Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma, and hosts a young cinephiles club for ages 15–25. The cinema provides discounts to subscribers of partner cultural institutions and UGC illimité cardholders, and offers services such as room rental and advertising. The venue remains active, with its website publishing current programming and services. No major scandals, ownership changes, or closures are documented in the available evidence.
Products and positioning
Independent art-house cinema (Art et essai) in Strasbourg, part of a ten-screen local group.
Art-house film screenings
Children's film programs (e.g., Les Contes de la ferme)
Special screenings and events (e.g., FFE: Bêtes de Concours)
Educational cinema programs (École et cinéma, Collège au cinéma, Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma)
Young cinephiles club (15–25 years)
Venue rental
Advertising services
Sources3 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/cinéma-star-saint-exupéry · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled