The max Linder Panorama is, with the Rex, one of the mythical cinemas of large the Parisian Boulevards. It is located at the 24 Boulevard Poissonnière.
Another time starts. The old room is destroyed to make place in a larger room, with panoramic screen, designed by Georges Peynet (architect decorator). The max Linder Panorama was born, equipped with a bar, of a room in three levels (orchestra, mezzanine and balcony for a total of 700 places) where mix last (volumes of the hall and the room evoke the Thirties) and future (the max Linder Panorama was one of the first approved Parisian rooms THX. It also used the system LLC Concept). For a total immersion in film, the room is entirely covered with velvet and black painting. In the back of each seat appears a film title. These plates disappeared since, become true trophies with the success of the place. The first meeting takes place in January 1987 with the Last Emperor '.
Acquired in 1998 by the group Kinépolis, it is resold in 2004 to two impassioned dark rooms. Consequently, the cinema is restored, the walls of the hall relative of the stuccos of the artist Steven Thorton (ex-assistant of Jean-Michel Basquiat), and the cabin is equipped, in particular, of a numerical projector 2K DP-100.
The room proposes festivals in partnership with the Cahiers of the Cinema and accommodated September 2005 at 2006 the Forums of the Images for the Movies-Mardy, evenings during which the animation of the cinemas of the Fifties was revisited (bands advertisements, live performances, and films worships).
In parallel, the activity of this cinema mono-screen diversifies and develops, in addition to the traditional cinematographic exploitation, the hiring of room.
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