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Make a day of northeast Paris
Choose an arts hall, a hillside park or a Cambodian meal. Four starting points for getting beyond the centre.
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La Clef
An independent cinema offers a film-led stop among the streets of the Latin Quarter.
- Location
- 21 rue de la Clef / 34 rue Daubenton, 75005 Paris
A place worth knowing
La Clef’s identity comes from the collective campaign that saved the cinema and brought it back into use. Its programme includes screenings and discussions, with the collective and the history of the building forming part of the cultural project.
This is a place to choose through its programme. Look at the particular film, format and accompanying conversation rather than treating the address as a drop-in attraction. The collective’s site separates forthcoming screenings from the archive of earlier actions and events.
Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026
Find your way.
La Clef
21 rue de la Clef / 34 rue Daubenton, 75005 Paris
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21 rue de la Clef / 34 rue Daubenton, 75005 Paris
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