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2026· 1h 47m

A Dinner Party That Could Change Everything

Olivia Wilde directs and stars opposite Seth Rogen, Edward Norton and Penelope Cruz in a sly romantic comedy-drama about a couple whose marriage is wobbling when they invite their intriguing upstairs neighbors to dinner. It is exactly the kind of film that leaves the two of you talking long after the credits, teasing out who was right and what you would have done in that room. At 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, it is a witty, unpredictable night out.

Flirty, funny, a little dangerous
Sparks fly at a dinner gone sideways
96% on Rotten Tomatoes

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Sun 11:00 · UGC Cine Cite les Halles

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Sense and Sensibility

Hearts, Sisters, and Second Chances

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esme Creed-Miles lead Georgia Oakley's warm, witty take on love and sisterhood, a story made for anyone who has ever risked their heart. It is tender and swoony without ever turning heavy, the sort of romance that melts gently into an evening spent side by side. Rated 7.2 on IMDb, it is pure comfort for a cozy night together.

Swoony, witty, warmhearted
A romance you can sink right into
7.2 on IMDb

Sun 10:30 · UGC Danton

Singin' in the Rain

Old Hollywood, Pure Delight

A returning classic worth every minute, Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen's joyful comedy whisks you to 1927 Hollywood, where a silent-film star tumbles into love with a chorus girl just as the movies learn to talk. It is bright, funny and impossibly charming, the kind of feel-good evening that sends you both out grinning. It holds a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.3 on IMDb. Screenings are only scattered across a handful of dates this week, so choose your night early.

Buoyant, romantic, endlessly charming
A returning classic that still sparkles
100% on Rotten Tomatoes

Sun 17:50 · L'Archipel