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Paris - Les 5 Caumartin Semaine Du 29 Janvier Au 4 Février 2020 Le Cinéma Paris - Les 5 Caumartin Semaine du 29 janvier au 4 février 2020 Cuban Network Durée : 2:07 Genre : Espionnage, thriller Réalisé par Olivier Assayas Avec Pénélope Cruz, Edgar Ramirez, Gael Garcia Bernal, Wagner Moura, ANA DE ARMAS MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 11h55 - VO 14h25 - VO 14h25 - VO 14h25 - VO 14h25 - VO 14h25 - VO 17h00 - VO 14h25 - VO 17h00 - VO 17h00 - VO 17h00 - VO 17h00 - VO 17h00 - VO 17h00 - VO 20h00 - VO 20h00 - VO 20h00 - VO 20h00 - VO 20h00 - VO 20h00 - VO Les Traducteurs Durée : 1:45 Genre : Thriller Réalisé par Régis Roinsard Avec Lambert Wilson, Olga Kurylenko, Riccardo Scamarcio, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Eduardo Noriega MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 11h30 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 15h40 - VF 15h40 - VF 15h40 - VF 15h40 - VF 15h40 - VF 15h40 - VF 17h45 - VF 17h45 - VF 17h45 - VF 17h45 - VF 17h45 - VF 17h45 - VF 19h50 - VF 19h50 - VF 19h50 - VF 19h50 - VF 19h50 - VF 19h50 - VF 21h55 - VF 21h55 - VF Revenir Durée : 1:17 Genre : Drame Réalisé par Jessica Palud Avec Niels Schneider, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Patrick D'assumçao, Hélène Vincent, Franck Falise MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 11h55 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 13h35 - VF 15h15 - VF 15h15 - VF 15h15 - VF 15h15 - VF 15h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 15h15 - VF 18h40 - VF 18h40 - VF 18h40 - VF 18h40 - VF 18h40 - VF 18h40 - VF 20h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 20h15 - VF 21h50 - VF 21h50 - VF K contraire Durée : 1:23 Genre : Drame Réalisé par Sarah Marx Avec Sandor Funtek, Sandrine Bonnaire, Alexis Manenti, Virginie Acariès, Lauréna Thellier MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF 17h00 - VF Les horaires sont susceptibles de changer, n'hésitez pas à venir vérifier sur le site avant votre séance. www.cinqcaumartin.com 1/2 Le Cinéma Paris - Les 5 Caumartin Semaine du 29 janvier au 4 février 2020 Le Photographe Durée : 1:50 Genre : Drame, Romance Réalisé par Ritesh Batra Avec Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Sanya Malhotra, Farrukh Jaffar, Vijay Raaz, Virendra Saxena MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 11h45 - VO 13h55 - VO 13h55 - VO 13h55 - VO 13h55 - VO 13h55 - VO 16h00 - VO 13h55 - VO 16h00 - VO 16h00 - VO 16h00 - VO 16h00 - VO 16h00 - VO 16h00 - VO 18h15 - VO 18h15 - VO 18h15 - VO 18h15 - VO 18h15 - VO 18h15 - VO 20h30 - VO 20h30 - VO 20h30 - VO 20h30 - VO 20h30 - VO 20h30 - VO 1917 Durée : 1:59 Genre : Drame, Historique, guerre Réalisé par Sam Mendes Avec George MacKay, Dean-Charles Chapman, Mark Strong, ANDREW SCOTT, Richard Madden MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 11h30 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 13h50 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 16h10 - VO 18h30 - VO 18h30 - VO 18h30 - VO 18h30 - VO 18h30 - VO 18h30 - VO 20h50 - VO 20h50 - VO 20h50 - VO 20h50 - VO 20h50 - VO 20h50 - VO C'est pas la taille qui compte Durée : 2:00 MERCREDI JEUDI VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE LUNDI MARDI 29 jan 30 jan 31 jan 1 fév 2 fév 3 fév 4 fév 20h00 - VF 21h50 - VF Les horaires sont susceptibles de changer, n'hésitez pas à venir vérifier sur le site avant votre séance. www.cinqcaumartin.com 2/2.
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