Open-air cinema at the Shoah Memorial: the program for summer 2025 in Paris

Summer in Paris is a paradise for lovers of the 7th art: many venues offer open-air cinema sessions. These summertime get-togethers are a great way to get together with other film enthusiasts and enjoy a variety of films in a special setting under the Parisian sky.

The Shoah Memorial will also be transformed into a giant cinema inAugust 2025. Once again this year, the place of history and remembrance is organizing several screenings for the general public, in front of the Memorial. These low-cost screenings explore history, honor Jewish personalities or tell the story of the Second World War genocide in their own way.

From blockbusters to cinema classics, the Memorial will be showcasing French and international feature films from a wide range of styles and eras. Discover the program for this summer 2025 in Paris, and reserve your tickets now for these open-air cinema sessions.

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The program for this open-air cinema at the Shoah Memorial:

• "The Labyrinth of Silence" by Giulio Ricciarelli
  Friday August 22, 2025
  21h30
  Parvis du Mémorial de la Shoah
  Johann Radmann is a public prosecutor in Frankfurt am Main in 1958. When he discovers essential new evidence to open a new trial against former SS men, he is determined to go all the way to convict them. But many obstacles stand in his way in a Germany still reeling from its past.
  
  
• "X-Men: The Beginning" by Matthew Vaughn
  Saturday, August 23, 2025
  9:30pm
  Parvis
  X-Men: The Beginning returns to the origins of the famous mutants. Eric Lensherr (Magneto) is an Auschwitz survivor who can control metal. As an adult, he tracks down Dr. Schmidt, the Nazi responsible for his family's death, and meets Charles Xavier, a telepathic mutant. Together, they recruit other mutants to fight against a Schmidt determined to bring about World War III.
  
  
• François Truffaut's "Le Dernier Métro"
  Sunday, August 24, 2025
  9:30 pm
  Parvis
  Paris, 1942. Lucas Steiner, a Jewish director, is forced to flee his theater. Pretending to be in exile in America, he actually lives under the boards of his theater and still guides the company through his wife, Marion. But the theater is subject to the scathing bad press of an anti-Semitic critic. So Marion hires Bernard Granger, a promising actor...

Please note that, depending on the weather, the screening may be modified or cancelled. Enjoy the show!