Trianon cinema Romainville

The Le Trianon cinema in Romainville - made famous by the TV show La dernière Séance with Eddy Mitchell - offers a rich and varied program.

This regular programming is punctuated throughout the year by events: meetings with directors or film crews, teachers and film critics, participation in and organization of film festivals.

The cinema has a 430-seat auditorium with orchestra and balcony, Dolby digital sound, 9 seats for people with reduced mobility, and elevator access. In May 2012, Le Trianon reopened after a complete renovation from floor to ceiling. It went digital with 3D projection. The renovation was also an opportunity to create two new spaces: one dedicated to the organization of workshops, ciné-conférences and ciné-philos, the Petit Trianon, and the other to catering. The Resto'bar du Trianon offers traditional, home-cooked cuisine using seasonal produce, Monday from 11am to 3pm and Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 3pm and 6pm to 11pm.

The building, designed by Charles Genêtre, dates from the 1950s and has been listed as a Monument Historique. The Trianon was rebuilt in 1953 in the Art Deco "paquebot" style.

Le Trianon cinema rents out its facilities for corporate events.