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Cinémathèque Française
Cinémathèque Française is a Paris-based film institution that screens classic and rare cinema, operates a museum dedicated to film history, and hosts exhibitions. The organization maintains extensive film collections and offers educational programs for teachers, students, and families, alongside a library, bookstore, and café. It serves cinema enthusiasts, researchers, and the general public with year-round programming including film festivals, lectures, and workshops.
Cinémathèque Française is a privately held company, based in France. Leadership tracked by CEOInsider includes Frédéric Bonnaud (CEO).
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AI summary of recent coverageRecent coverage of Cinémathèque Française has centered on major exhibitions and programming, including retrospectives devoted to Orson Welles and James Cameron at partner institutions, as well as analytical content on classic films in its collection. The institution also faced significant public attention when it cancelled a screening of "Last Tango in Paris" following protests from women's rights activists over the film's rape scene, and earlier reporting indicated internal organizational turmoil at the organization.
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