With the arrival of the rain and the All Saints’ Day holidays approaching, it’s the ideal opportunity to get together as a family at the cinema. The Ciné Pathé in Nice offers a rich and varied program for young and old.
Love Phew
This romantic comedy starring François Civil, Adèle Exarchopoulos, tells the story of Jacky and Clotaire, two people from the north of France, who fall in love. Scheduled to release this Wednesday, the film has already won over audiences during its previews, and the feedback has been very positive.
Sauvage
From this week, Pathé Masséna will also offer Sauvage, an animated film aimed at children, which addresses themes such as deforestation through a story set in a tropical forest. This film is perfect for young viewers during the holidays.
Bambi
The classics are not left out, with a revisited adaptation of the famous Disney tale. This film, which offers real images of animals in their natural habitat, will allow children to rediscover the story of Bambi in a new way. It will also be a great outing to do with the grandparents.
Special Events
The big event not to be missed is the arrival of Gérard Jugnot on October 30 at 8:30 p.m. for the premiere of his latest film, We should have gone to Greece. Tickets for this event are on sale and should sell out quickly, so don’t hesitate to book!
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