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Marché Du Film Industryworks Studios LISTE DES SALLES DE PROJECTIONS / LIST OF SCREENING ROOMS Bistingo access Debussy stairs 1 PALAIS DES FESTIVALS : 2 RIVIERA : 5 GRAY D’ALBION : Entrance Accreditations Gare Casino Main entrance - GRAND THEATRE LUMIÈRE NIVEAU / LEVEL 0 HÔTEL GRAY D’ALBION, Maritime - SALLE / THEATRE DEBUSSY - RIVIERA 1 & 2 1ST FLOOR /1ER ÉTAGE Desks 202 38, RUE DES SERBES 204 Red Carpet Toilettes 206 200 NIVEAU / LEVEL 3 NIVEAU / LEVEL 1 - GRAY 1 > 5 222 - LÉRINS 1 > 4 210 201 - SALLE / THEATRE BAZIN 212 203 6 CINÉMA DE LA PLAGE : 205 214 207 - SALLE / ROOM B 218 209 TERRASSE 224 211 - SALLE / ROOM C 213 - SALLE / THEATRE SOIXANTIÈME PLAGE MACÉ 215 - SALLE / ROOM D PALAIS 219 217 - SALLE / ROOM E 221 Protocol entrance 3 CINÉMA OLYMPIA : 7 THÉÂTRE CROISETTE : 223 L - SALLE / ROOM F 227 A DES 225 ON ATI Left - SALLE / ROOM G 5 BIS, RUE D’ANTIBES 50, LA CROISETTE RN - SALLE / ROOM H INTE Luggage FESTIVALS - OLYMPIA 1 > 9 ENTRÉE / ENTRANCE : GE ide) Méditerranée RUE AMOURETTI ILLA s NIVEAU / LEVEL 4 V tiero- access 4 CINÉMA LES ARCADES : Pan Entrance - SALLE / ROOM I 8 ESPACE MIRAMAR : ( - SALLE / ROOM J 77, RUE FÉLIX-FAURE Cinéma - SALLE / ROOM K Entrance Plage 101 - ARCADES 1 > 3 ANGLE / CORNER : 105 104 103 102 Majestic 109 108 107 106 111 110 de la Plage BOULEVARD DE LA CROISETTE 114 113 112 NIVEAU / LEVEL 5 - RUE PASTEUR Entrée (plage Macé) - SALLE / THEATRE BUÑUEL des Artistes AGORA THE MAP THE RIVIERA Ponton 116 du Majestic 117 AL DU FILM DU N 2019 Boutique Festival Poste de secours O 118 TI MARCHÉ Official shop First aid station NA 119 R ) MARCHÉ MARCHÉ 120 TE de FILM FRANCE COMMISSION NATIONALE ..................................................201 (P) hé du Film i GEORGIA ....................................................................................................103 (R) Consigne Accès handicapés 121 IN -s E a GERMANY ..................................................................................................122 (R) DU FILM Left Luggage Disabled person access LÉRINS 122 r G ie GREECE .....................................................................................................132 (R) Marc 123 A iv 124 L R HONK KONG ..............................................................................................127 (R) 125 IL ( HUNGARY ..................................................................................................134 (R) V INDIA .........................................................................................................110 (R) 126 IRELAND ....................................................................................................128 (R) 127 t ISRAEL.......................................................................................................206 (P) 128 o n JAPAN ........................................................................................................104 (R) r a C JORDAN .....................................................................................................107 (R) POLICE boulev MARCHÉ d ard d’Alsa 129 ce e STATION b oulevard de la Ferrage Jetée KAZAKHSTAN ............................................................................................219 (P) b u de rapi q voie i TRAIN STATION l b KBS - PAVILLON AFRIQUES .......................................................................213 (P) b d de Albert-Edouard u L orra 133 p i KOSOVO .....................................................................................................131 (R) m rue Général Leclerc ne 130 131 132 2019 ala é Bou ge 134 DU FILM ga ra R a r access ouch la Fe 135 L’ATELIER DU FESTIVAL ............................................................................227 (P) B e a e d nu bd l e e av r f e LATVIA .......................................................................................................209 (P) f 136 o d rue J rue Hoche Marceau b d LIBAN ........................................................................................................202 (P) l d by Tu b ru d THE MAP r e a e o L ct Olympia ec d L i e V er i o rd f f r LITHUANIA ................................................................................................211 (P) a f V r v 3 n a e l l u t i u Les Arcades a n a a bo o d r e i r LUXEMBOURG ...........................................................................................125 (R) C M O u 4 R rue d’Antibes ’ t e e t d e u u MAISON DES SCENARISTES ......................................................................214 (P) u d r e r . 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