Cinemas Lumière is a cinema in the basement of Villa Lumière at 25 Rue du Premier Film in Lyon. Its second screening room is known for classic films, often in black and white, shown in their original language. The programme changes regularly and pairs classics with selected new releases. The setting honours the Lumière brothers, whose work is closely tied to the history of cinema. After a screening, the cinema park gives you a quiet place to sit and talk about the film.
Films at Villa Lumière
Cinemas Lumière occupies the basement of Villa Lumière in Lyon. Its second screening room is especially associated with classic films, often in black and white and screened in their original language. The programme changes regularly, with classics alongside selected new releases.
The changing schedule makes it useful to check the current programme before planning a visit. The cinema’s focus on original-language screenings gives you a chance to watch films as they were made, without dubbing.
A cinema tied to the Lumière brothers
The venue pays tribute to the Lumière brothers, whose work is part of the history of cinema. The Lumière Cinema Museum nearby explores the beginnings of cinematography and the brothers’ history. Visiting the cinema and Villa Lumière together gives context to the site’s connection with film.
After a screening, the cinema park offers a peaceful place to pause outdoors. You can sit there to discuss the film or simply enjoy the surroundings.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Cinemas Lumière?
It is in the basement of Villa Lumière at 25 Rue du Premier Film in Lyon.
Are films shown in their original language?
The second screening room shows classic films in their original language.
Is the cinema cash-only?
Yes, the cinema is listed as cash-only.
