The Last Show on Gouvion Street

For about two and a half months, Virgile Gémonet closely followed and filmed the team of the historic Concorde Cinema. This cinema, which has been in operation since 1975, has hosted nearly fifty years of history, films, and audiences. The film delves into the cinema's final moments on Gouvion Street and also takes us to the new cinema in the city center. With a sensitive and engaging perspective, the director manages to capture the team's daily life during a critical period marked by feelings of departure and the energy of a fresh start. Viewers are invited to discover the special moments that shaped the life of the cinema. This is an immersive experience where the presence of the cinema camera fades and gives way to the daily life of an art and experimental cinema.

The film allows viewers to feel the emotional bond of the cinema and the excitement of the staff during the moving process. It also offers content that will attract the audience with the innovations and energy that come after the cinema's move to its new location.

The film was shot on the popular Gouvion Street in France.