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The Paris of Jean-luc godard

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The Latin Quarter is the cinema district par excellence. Known for its arthouse theaters, it naturally attracted young New Wave critics who had become filmmakers. Jean-Luc Godard in particular is linked to this district. From the Luxembourg Gardens and surroundings where he shot one of his very first short films to the quays of the Seine near Saint-Michel where we find the protagonists of À Bout de Souffle, including the cinema from the Panthéon or the Sorbonne, the circuit will allow to approach the origin of its cinema, while being interested in its links with the other scenario writers but also with the youth of the time.

Where ?

From the Luxembourg Gardens to Saint-Michel via the Sorbonne.

Duration ?

2 hours (2km)

​On your way

  • The director's first short film in the Luxembourg Gardens.

  • The cinemas that saw the birth of critics, future directors of the New Wave.

  • The Sorbonne and the youth of the time.

  • The exterior decorations and the A Bout de Souffle hotel.

Where ?

From the Luxembourg Gardens to Saint-Michel via the Sorbonne.

Duration ?

2h (2 km)

For who ?

 

This visit is reserved for middle and high school pupils and students as part of visits organized by their teachers.  

Up to 25 people per group already formed. Possibility of composing several groups.  

Weather report

Tours take place in all weathers, even in the rain! In the event of extreme weather (storms or hot weather), Ciné-Balade will contact you the day before or the morning of the visit to cancel or postpone it if possible.

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