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La Bataille de Gaulle: English-subtitled screening and director Q&A
Lost in Frenchlation brings the first de Gaulle film to L’Arlequin, with English subtitles and a conversation with the director after the screening.
Culture Paris
L’Arlequin
A rue de Rennes cinema for international films, festivals and conversations after the credits.
- Location
- 76 rue de Rennes
A place worth knowing
L’Arlequin belongs to the Dulac Cinémas network, between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Montparnasse. Choose a film or a special event from its programme and build the evening around that screening.
The entrance is at 76 rue de Rennes. Saint-Sulpice and Sèvres-Babylone are nearby Métro stops. Times, prices, language and subtitles depend on the session; English subtitles are confirmed only for specifically advertised screenings. Consult the cinema for access arrangements.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
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L’Arlequin
76 rue de Rennes, 75006, Paris
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