Five euros per session: printemps du cinema from Sunday to Tuesday throughout France

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This promotional process is an opportunity to go and see the latest movies we are talking about in theaters at a lower cost.

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Operation promotional poster — Promotional poster for the “Printemps du cinema” operation (5 euros per show) which will take place everywhere in France from Sunday 19 March to Tuesday 21 March 2023. (PRINTEMPS DU CINEMA – FNCF)

French cinemas organize from Sunday 19 March to Tuesday 21 March 2023 Cinema Spring At a preferential price of 5 euros in all theaters in the country. The price of this unreviewed promotionSeven years agoAccording to the National Federation of French Cinemas (FNCF), it has increased slightly (one euro more than before) due to higher costs.

“We are aware of the pressure of inflation on spectatorsThe General Delegate of the Congolese National Forces, Marc-Olivier Sebagh, said:Electricity price and cinema fees“was too”A significant increaseWith this €1 increase, the promotional price remains lower than the average price of a place sold in France (€7.50), he confirms. The same €5 price will apply to the Film Festival, from 2 to 5 July.

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Printemps du cinema comes just in time for some French films that are not yet sold out, such as Asterix and Obelix: The Middle Kingdom or Alibi.com 2. You should also take advantage of the blockbuster boom like François Ozon’s latest (My crime)comedy Small victories or horror movie scream 6as well as the theatrical release of Oscar winner Everything everywhere at once.

Last year, Printemps du Cinéma attracted 2.15 million spectators, up 70% from the previous week, and the FNCF is hoping to do even better this year.

The beginning of the year was rather promising for movie theaters: according to CNC, attendance in the first two months was up 40% compared to the same period last year, with admissions reaching 33 million. However, attendance remained down 18.6% compared to the 2017-2019 average, before the pandemic hit.