Date Night Picks · English Cinema Paris

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Sense and Sensibility

1995· 2h 16m

The romance Paris was made for

Ang Lee's adaptation is everything you want from a night at the cinema together — sweeping feeling, perfectly observed longing, and two sisters whose contrasting approaches to love will spark conversation all the way to the restaurant afterward. Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet make every glance and restrained sigh feel like the end of the world, in the best possible way. With seven screens across the city, you have no excuse to miss it.

Aching romantic tension without a moment of gratuitous anything
Rich period atmosphere and wit that earns its tears
Plenty to debate: sense vs. sensibility — which one are you?

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Sat 14:00 · UGCMaillot

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Drive

Cool, electric, and impossible to shake

Ryan Gosling barely speaks and yet Drive holds you completely — it's a love story wrapped in a neon-lit thriller, all slow burns and sudden violence that somehow never feels gratuitous. The gorgeous cinematography and Cliff Martinez's score create an atmosphere unlike anything else playing this week. A film you'll be talking about long after the credits roll.

Electric romantic tension beneath the thriller surface
Stunning visuals and a score made for late nights
Available at ten cinemas — easy to fit into your week

Tonight 19:15 · UGC Opéra

Dial M for Murder

Hitchcock at his most deliciously wicked

Dial M for Murder is the ideal thriller for couples — elegant, sinister, and endlessly clever without ever becoming exhausting. Grace Kelly is incandescent, and Hitchcock's single-set tension slowly tightens around you like a well-plotted trap. Note: this is playing at just one cinema with a handful of screenings, so check times and book ahead.

Hitchcock's most stylish and contained suspense
Grace Kelly in her prime — pure old-Hollywood glamour
Limited screenings at one venue — worth booking quickly

Tonight 20:00 · Filmotheq