Le Champo

Latin Quarter


This is one of the most popular of the many Latin Quarter cinemas, featuring classics and retrospectives looking at the films of such actors and directors as Alfred Hitchcock, Jacques Tati, Alain Resnais, Frank Capra and Tim Burton. One of the two salles (cinemas) has wheelchair access.


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