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Join your guide Juliette for this cinema-themed experience where you'll be taken on a walk through cinema history in Trocadéro neighborhood, followed by drinks and the screening of "L'Inconnu de la Grande Arche" with English subtitles at cinema l'arlequin.
Lost in Frenchlation and Ciné-Balade have teamed up to bring you a two hour walk into the history of cinema around the Eiffel Tower, the star among the stars, and the district of Passy. Many international movies were shot here including "Mission Impossible" this year, not far from the location of "Inception" with Leonardo DiCaprio. You will learn about the beginning of cinema invented by the Lumiere Brothers and how it is linked to the Eiffel Tower and the World's Fair. We will also talk about French movies like "The Last Metro" by François Truffaut or "Peur sur la Ville" with Jean-Paul Belmondo. The story of these famous places and what filmmakers are looking for when they use them will be our main thread.
After this walk, if you would like to attend Lost in Frenchlation event, (screening of L'Inconnu de la Grande Arche with English subtitles) you can meet us at the bar of the cinema to enjoy a drink from 7pm, while mingling with our community of expats, international students or travellers who come from all over the world! Then, at 8pm, you'll be able to attend a screening at the only place in Paris playing French films with English subtitles thanks to Lost in Frenchlation. ☞ The walk starts at 4:30pm and lasts for approximately 2 hours. The event at cinema L'Arlequin starts at 7pm with a cocktail hour, and the movie at 8pm. You can purchase tickets directly at the cinema or online here: https://www.ticketingcine.com/?EMS0820#showmovie?id=6TJPA (please reserve early to avoid disappointment)
Please not that the tickets for the movie ARE NOT INCLUDED in the tickets for the tour, and must be purchased separately.
Looking forward to meeting you there!
Ciné-Balade offers tours in Paris to discover how Paris has always been a center in the history of the cinema. Visit Paris and learn how the city embodies the cinema. Famous landmarks, unknown buildings, discrete passage ways, highly praised restaurants, forgotten theaters : Paris loves cinema and the cinema loves Paris.
Lost in Frenchlation's mission is simple – we want to bring world-renown French cinema to the international community in Paris by showing French films with English subtitles, and we want to be a hub for the international community to get to know each other as well as native Parisians.
Let's celebrate the 130th anniversary of cinema on December 28th! Join your guide Juliette for this cinema-themed experience where you'll be taken on a 2 hour walk into the history of French New Wave cinema and discover movie locations, followed by a screening of "A Bout de Souffle" and "Nouvelle Vague" with English subtitles at Jeu de Paume cinema.
After this walk, if you would like to attend Lost in Frenchlation screening of "A Bout de Souffle", you will arrive at Jeu de Paume around 4pm, just in time for the 4:30pm screening! The screening of "Nouvelle Vague" will be at 6:30pm ☞ You can purchase tickets online here: https://jeudepaume.org/evenement/a-bout-de-souffle/, https://jeudepaume.org/evenement/nouvelle-vague/
Looking forward to meeting you there!
Ciné-Balade offers tours in Paris to discover how Paris has always been a center in the history of the cinema. Visit Paris and learn how the city embodies the cinema. Famous landmarks, unknown buildings, discrete passage ways, highly praised restaurants, forgotten theaters : Paris loves cinema and the cinema loves Paris.
Lost in Frenchlation's mission is simple – we want to bring world-renown French cinema to the international community in Paris by showing French films with English subtitles, and we want to be a hub for the international community to get to know each other as well as native Parisians.
“Le Comte de Monte-Cristo”
☞SUMMARY
FILM: ‘Le Comte de Monte-Cristo’ directed by Alexandre De la Patellière and Matthew Delaporte (2h 58min) in French with English subtitles
DATE & TIME: Thursday, January 8th, at 7pm (doors open at 6:45pm)
CINÉMA: Luminor, 20 Rue du Temple, 75004 Paris
MOVIE TICKETS: €5 including popcorn
☞THE MOVIE:
“Victim of a conspiracy, young Edmond Dantès is arrested on his wedding day for a crime he did not commit. After fourteen years of detention at the Château d’If, he managed to escape. Having become immensely rich, he returns under the identity of the Count of Monte Cristo to take revenge on the three men who betrayed him.” – Synopsis
“Remarkably made for under $50 million, the production looks stunning, from its superior cinematography by Nicolas Bolduc, magnificent production design by Stéphane Taillasson and an excellent score from Jérôme Rebotier. Delaporte and de la Patellliere have made something fresh and exciting from one of the oldest stories.” – Deadline
Watch the trailer with English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u46b_Wfkt2k
The Lost in Frenchlation, Dauphine and Luminor Team
Join your guide Juliette for this cinema-themed experience where you'll be taken on a 2 hour walk into the history of cinema and the film Midnight in Paris, followed by drinks and a screening of "Louise" with English subtitles at cinema Luminor Hôtel de Ville.
Lost in Frenchlation and Ciné-Balade have teamed up to bring you a two hour walk into the history of cinema: Welcome to Paris in the 20s, through the lens of Woody Allen and the Lost Generation. Just like Gil in the movie, you will travel back in time and meet mythical writers and artists who found a new home in Paris in those times. In the Latin quarter, one of the most frequently shot in Paris, you will find the movie locations and breathe the magic and whim of the New York director.
☞ The walk starts at 3:30pm and lasts for approximately 2 hours. The event at cinema Luminor starts at 6pm with drinks, and screening at 7pm. You can purchase tickets online for the movie "Louise" showing on this day with English subtitles or directly at the cinema.
Please not that the tickets for the movie ARE NOT INCLUDED in the tickets for the tour, and must be purchased separately.
Looking forward to meeting you there!
Ciné-Balade offers tours in Paris to discover how Paris has always been a center in the history of the cinema. Visit Paris and learn how the city embodies the cinema. Famous landmarks, unknown buildings, discrete passage ways, highly praised restaurants, forgotten theaters : Paris loves cinema and the cinema loves Paris.
Lost in Frenchlation's mission is simple – we want to bring world-renown French cinema to the international community in Paris by showing French films with English subtitles, and we want to be a hub for the international community to get to know each other as well as native Parisians.
Join Laura and Paulo, the passionate winemakers behind L’Étranger, for a special wine & cheese tasting with Lost in Frenchlation. After leaving their former lives in Paris — in aviation and cinema — they settled in 2018 in the village of Calce, in the Roussillon, where they restored an old cellar, gathered ancient parcels, and embraced a new calling: crafting living wines rooted in regenerative agriculture and deep respect for the land.
Their six hectares of vines thrive among native vegetation, olive and almond trees, dry-stone walls, and the marine and Pyrenean influences that shape their unique terroir of blue marl, schist and limestone. With minimal intervention, indigenous yeasts, short macerations, and an unwavering commitment to sustainability, they produce a focused range of vibrant, honest wines — three whites, three reds — always drinkable to the last drop.
To complement the tasting, we’ll also be serving artisanal cheeses from Mas Guiter, in the Pyrenees — a producer we’re proud to partner with.
You’ll have the chance to taste these expressive wines and meet the duo themselves, whose philosophy is simple: no dogma, no gurus — just freedom, connection, and virtuous cycles that regenerate soils and communities alike.
Each bottle pays homage to their love of cinema, carrying the name of a film — a playful nod to their past lives and to the stories that inspire them.
This special tasting will be followed by our screening of L’Étranger — a perfect echo to their name and their journey.
Please note that tickets for the movie are NOT included in the tasting and must be purchased separately.
We can’t wait to raise a glass with you!
Join your guide Juliette for this cinema-themed experience where you'll be taken on a 2 hour walk into the history of cinema and François Truffaut, followed by drinks and a screening of "Domicile Conjugal" with English subtitles at la Filmothèque.
Lost in Frenchlation and Ciné-Balade have teamed up to bring you a two hour walk into the history of cinema: As the embodiment of the Nouvelle Vague, the filmmaker François Truffaut offers us an ideal setting for a movie tour with the Parisian streets as a backdrop in his favorite neighborhood, the one of his childhood and his most autobiographical films. The film The 400 BLows, which gave birth to the young Antoine Doinel, his alter-ego for 20 years, will be our guiding thread.
Settings, places, characters, actors and friends will guide this tour that mixes fiction and reality and during which we will show you excerpts from his films.
☞ The walk starts at 4pm and lasts for approximately 2 hours. The event at cinema Filmothèque starts at 7:30pm, with drinks before from 6:30pm. You can purchase tickets directly at the cinema or online.
Please not that the tickets for the movie ARE NOT INCLUDED in the tickets for the tour, and must be purchased separately.
Looking forward to meeting you there!
Ciné-Balade offers tours in Paris to discover how Paris has always been a center in the history of the cinema. Visit Paris and learn how the city embodies the cinema. Famous landmarks, unknown buildings, discrete passage ways, highly praised restaurants, forgotten theaters : Paris loves cinema and the cinema loves Paris.
Lost in Frenchlation's mission is simple – we want to bring world-renown French cinema to the international community in Paris by showing French films with English subtitles, and we want to be a hub for the international community to get to know each other as well as native Parisians.