To celebrate its 130th anniversary, Gaumont is offering the 600 gems of its catalog to invite the public to (re)discover the films that made cinema history, all on the big screen.

Gaumont’s Treasures: A Major Retrospective

In celebration of its 130 years, Gaumont is honoring over a century of cult films with a major retrospective: “Gaumont’s Treasures”. This exceptional program, designed for cinemas and festivals, invites the public to (re)discover, on the big screen, the films that have marked the history of cinema.

With 600 restored titles available in DCP, cinema operators can curate their own selection and present their own treasures to audiences.

A Selection to Get Emotional with Gaumont

Since its founding in 1895, Gaumont has been thrilling audiences with diverse stories that evoke laughter, tears, and chills. This selection pays tribute, through its eclecticism, to the films that have captivated viewers both in France and around the world.

For laughter, audiences can rely on great comedy classics like The Dinner Game, The Visitors, and Where the Hell is the G Compagny ?

For a thrilling movie session, enthusiasts will be drawn to the tension in 36, recently restored in 4K, or the chilling Eyes Without a Face.

Finally, to be moved by the most beautiful moments in cinema, a screening of See You Up There or Van Gogh will provoke a strong emotion.

A Dive into 130 Years of Cinema History

Through this retrospective, Gaumont invites audiences to explore over a century of cinema, offering them a unique opportunity to enrich their cinephilia and awaken their curiosity.

From the early 20th-century crime serial Fantômas to the ensemble film C'est la vie (2017), through the innovative aesthetics of The Fifth Element (1997) and the timeless drama Elevator to the Gallows (1958), this journey through the ages highlights both the evolution of cinema and the richness of Gaumont’s library.

A Tailored Program to Celebrate Gaumont and Cinema in Theaters

With Gaumont’s Treasures, the iconic studio reaffirms its commitment to the unique experience of cinema in theaters.

Whether it’s with family to (re)discover Belle and Sebastian or Leap !, as a cinephile savoring 8½, or with friends to laugh for the 130th time at the iconic lines from OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies, there will be a perfect reason for everyone to come out and enjoy this selection on the big screen.

Each cinema will have the opportunity to select its own gems to create its own programming. Through festivals and special screenings, these retrospectives will not only honor Gaumont’s rich heritage but also celebrate the cinema theater as a true space for sharing.

Join us at participating cinemas and festivals to celebrate 130 years of emotions with Gaumont!