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Cine Lumiere

17 Queensberry Place, SW7 2DT

Catherine Deneuve opened the cinema within the Institut Français in 1996 and it's remained a wonderful place to see foreign-language films ever since.

South Kensington

Area:Central

Borough:Kensington and Chelsea

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Cine Lumiere 7

Cine Lumiere

Area

Central

Open

1996—Present

Borough

Kensington and Chelsea
Building: 1939
Cinema opened: 1996
Screens: 2
Capacity: 34,225
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 330
Usage: Cinema (Cine Lumiere)
Architect: Jean-Francois DarinPatrice Bonnet
Style: Art Deco
Listed: II
Circuit: Independent (1996— Present)

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