PathE BEaUGRENELLE IN PARIS

2013
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
PATHE 2013
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PATHE,
at the forefront of
European cinema
A key player in
European cinema,
Pathé is active in three
key areas: production,
distribution and movie
theater operation.
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Key Figures
6Films
30Cinemas
46 Pathé Live
48 Olympique Lyonnais
50 Corporate Governance
52Contacts
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
FILMS
France and UK: film production; theatrical, physical and digital video distribution;
television and international sales.
Switzerland: theatrical, physical and digital video distribution; television sales.
MOVIE THEATERS
Modern movie theater operations. In France, under the brands Gaumont and Pathé.
In the Netherlands and Switzerland, under the brand Pathé.
PATHE 2013 KEY FIGURES
FILMS
140
million euros
in revenue
24
films released
in France
5
CINEMAS
64.1
668
million admissions
million euros
in revenue
105
cinemas for a total of
films released
in the UK
700
feature film titles
in the film library
5
1,008 screens
450
films released in Gaumont
and Pathé cinemas
in France
250
361
films released
in Pathé cinemas
in the Netherlands
films released
in Pathé cinemas
in Switzerland
In 2013, Pathé recorded 808 million euros in revenue and, at
Jappeloup, by Christian Duguay
the end of December, was employing 3,824 people in four countries.
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
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Pathé is one of Europe’s leading film production
companies in addition to being a major film distributor.
Leveraging its rich heritage, Pathé owns the rights to
an extensive film library, which is constantly expanding
thanks to the new films produced or acquired by the
company.
The Great Beauty, by Paolo Sorrentino
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In France, Pathé released 24 films in theaters, and 9 films with
which Pathé is associated went into production in 2013.
Philippe Le Guay draws us into a delectable comedy,
in which two different acting methods go head to head,
and great works of literature, friendships and bruised
egos enter the fray. It’s funny, intelligent and profound
yet at the same time lighthearted.
Danielle Attali, Le Journal du dimanche
In the UK, 5 films were released in theaters, including Philomena,
by Stephen Frears, which was the top independent British film at
the English box office in 2013.
In Switzerland, Pathé distributed 42 films in theaters. The German
film Fack ju Göhte (F*ck you, Goethe), by Bora Dagtekin, attracted 185,000
moviegoers and was a great success in German-speaking Switzerland.
by Philippe
Le Guay
by Danny Boyle
(Cycling with Molière)
Starring Fabrice Luchini,
Lambert Wilson, Maya Sansa.
Released in France
on January 16, 2013.
This exercise in sexy suspense and brain-scrambling
mystery is a dazzling, absorbing entertainment which
shows off Danny Boyle’s mastery of complex storytelling
and black, black humour.
K im Newman, Empire
Starring James McAvoy,
Vincent Cassel,
Rosario Dawson.
Released in France
on May 8, 2013.
3 nominations at the 2014 César Awards
for Best Original Screenplay (Philippe
Le Guay), Best Original Score (Jorge
Arriagada) and Best Actor (Fabrice
Luchini).
A fitting title for an unabashedly poetic and refined film that sings the
praises of the craft of acting with a capital A. […] Cycling with Molière
allows these two virtuosos [Fabrice Luchini and Lambert Wilson] to shine
through its brilliant dialogs, which they clearly relish, almost to the point
of jubilation. Their joy is contagious and truly breathes new life into
Molière’s work.
Jean-Philippe Guérand, Le Nouvel Observateur
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(Los amantes pasajeros)
by Pedro
Almodóvar
2 nominations at the 2013 European Film Awards for the People’s Choice
Award and Best Comedy.
Pedro Almodóvar followers will be thrilled! A hugely entertaining
feel good celebration of human sexuality that unfolds as a cathartic
experience. As light and airy as the skies in which it’s set.
Jonathan Holland, Variety
Starring Antonio
de la Torre,
Hugo Silva,
Miguel Angel
Silvestre.
Released in
France on
March 27, 2013.
by Eran Riklis
Starring Stephen Dorff,
Abdallah El Akal.
Released in France
on February 27, 2013.
by Christian Duguay
Screenplay, adaptation and dialogs
by Guillaume Canet.
Starring Guillaume Canet, Marina
Hands, Daniel Auteuil, Lou de Laâge,
Tchéky Karyo, Jacques Higelin.
Released in France on March 13, 2013.
A unique story told with restraint, humour
and vivid cinematography.
This beautiful, highly-ambitious
mainstream film is made credible
[by Guillaume Canet’s performance].
At last, fiction has caught up with reality.
Ben Kaplan, National Post
Thierry Chèze, Studio Ciné Live
Nominated for Most
Promising Actress
(Lou de Laâge) at
the 2014 César
Awards.
This film is so rich, so human, with Guillaume Canet’s masterful
portrayal of the jockey in all his dark complexity. The father-son
relationship is heart-breaking, and the love interest rings unusually
true. Only Hollywood at its best could have managed this. Bravo, but
above all thank you!
Bernard Achour, Le Nouvel Observateur
PATHE 2013 FILMS
by Danièle
Thompson
(It Happened in Saint-Tropez)
Starring Kad Merad, Monica Bellucci,
Eric Elmosnino, Valérie Bonneton,
Max Boublil, Lou de Laâge,
Clara Ponsot, Ivry Gitlis.
Released in France on April 10, 2013.
The idea behind It Happened in Saint-Tropez originated in the village
of Saint-Tropez, where different ways of life, different worlds, dwell side-by-side.
On one side are the party animals, relishing in the harbor’s noise and crowds, and
on the other are the introverts, wanting nothing more than a little peace and quiet.
Interview with Danièle Thompson, Première
(The Guilded Cage)
by Ruben Alves
Starring Rita Blanco, Joaquim
de Almeida, Roland Giraud,
Chantal Lauby, Barbara Cabrita,
Lannick Gautry, Nicole Croisille.
Released in France
on April 24, 2013.
Nominated for Best First Film at the 2014 César Awards.
2013 European Film Awards: People’s Choice Award.
2013 Alpe d’Huez International Comedy Film Festival: Best Actress
(Chantal Lauby) and the Virgin Radio People’s Choice Award (Ruben Alves).
This début film has everything going for it: excellent actors, finely tuned
screenplay and editing, a perfect balance of laughter and emotion, at once
romanticized and hard-hitting. […] The Gilded Cage is a film with universal
appeal, about the art of living in harmony, about goodness – a word which is
practically obsolete – and what is left of our humanity.
Pierre Vavasseur, Le Parisien
by Fabien Onteniente
Starring Alain Chabat,
Edouard Baer,
Philippe Duquesne,
Lucien Jean-Baptiste,
Gérard Depardieu.
Released in France
on February 13, 2013.
Turf was born of my love for mainstream cinema,
particularly the tradition of the ‘Sunday-night films’.
When I was a kid, just hearing the opening music
would lift my mood.
Fabien Onteniente
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PATHE 2013 FILMS
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THE GREAT BEAUTY
by Paolo Sorrentino
The year’s grandest most exhilarating
foreign film.
Richard and Mary Corliss, Time
Starring Toni Servillo,
Carlo Verdone,
Sabrina Ferilli.
Released in France
on May 22, 2013.
Nominated for Best Foreign Film at the 2014 César
Awards.
Nominated for Best Foreign Film at the 2013 British
Independent Film Awards (Bifa).
5 nominations at the 2013 European Film Awards
including for Best Screenplay (Paolo Sorrentino and
Umberto Contarello).
In the Official Selection at the 2013 Cannes Film
Festival in Competition section.
2014 Oscars: Best Foreign Language Film.
2014 Golden Globes: Best Foreign Language Film.
2013 European Film Awards: Best Film (Paolo
Sorrentino, Nicola Guiliano and Francesca Cima),
Best Director, Best Actor (Toni Servillo) and Best
Editing (Cristiano Travaglioli).
2014 Bafta Awards: Best Foreign Language Film
(Paolo Sorrentino, Nicola Giuliano and Francesca
Cima).
A radiant work on the meaning of life.
Drop-dead gorgeous. Luxuriously, seductively,
stunningly cinematic!
Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
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by Sofia Coppola
Starring Emma Watson, Katie Chang, Taissa
Farmiga, Claire Julien, Israel Broussard,
Georgia Rock, Leslie Mann.
Released in France on June 12, 2013.
In the Official Selection
at the 2013 Cannes Film
Festival – Un Certain
Regard section.
Sofia Coppola’s film has all her trademark style,
with plenty of dreamy sensuality, wry reverence for youth,
and exhaustive observation of the day-to-day lives of the
moneyed classes. Unprecedented, however, is the film’s
satirical anger, made all the more striking by its gentle
subtlety.
Thomas Sotinel, Le Monde
Adapted from the first two books
of Marcel Pagnol’s trilogy.
Starring Raphaël Personnaz,
Victoire Bélézy, Daniel Auteuil,
Jean-Pierre Darroussin,
Marie-Anne Chazel.
Both released in France
on July 10, 2013.
(The Mark of the Angels - MISERERE)
by Sylvain White
Adapted from Miserere,
by Jean-Christophe Grangé.
Starring Gérard Depardieu, JoeyStarr.
Released in France on June 26, 2013.
MARIUS & FANNY
by Daniel Auteuil
Depardieu and JoeyStarr make a really
convincing double-act.
Jean-Pierre Lacomme, Le Journal du dimanche
2014 Lumières Awards :
Best Male Newcomer
(Raphaël Personnaz).
In this film, Daniel Auteuil proves that ‘less is more’.
While the script is as wonderfully beautiful, cruel, and
funny as ever, the film owes just as much to its actors.
Under Daniel Auteuil’s brilliant direction, they convincingly
bring to life a story powerful enough to stand the test
of time.
Anne Michelet, Version Femina
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by Alejandro
Jodorowsky
For me, this film is
a mental atomic bomb.
Alejandro Jodorowsky
Alejandro Jodorowsky is one of the world’s
greatest film-makers, as well as being a
poet of the silver screen.
Nicolas Winding Refn
Featured in the Directors’ Fortnight
at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.
Starring Brontis Jodorowsky,
Pamela Flores, Adan Jodorowsky,
Jeremias Herskovits, Alejandro Jodorowsky.
Released in France on September 4, 2013.
by Ron Howard
Screenplay by Peter Morgan.
Starring Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Brühl,
Olivia Wilde, Alexandra Maria Lara.
Released in France on September 25, 2013.
The director of Marock has character, just like the women in her
films. In their own quiet way, they tear into their society’s customs
and hypocrisies with humor and biting wit. It’s outwardly snappy and
stylish, but beneath the humorous exterior lies a family drama that
adds unexpected depth.
Anne Michelet, Version Femina
by Laïla Marrakchi
Starring Morjana Alaoui,
Nadine Labaki, Lubna
Azabal, Hiam Abbass,
Omar Charif.
Released in France
on September 11, 2013.
This beautiful, feminine film dances through a particularly
well-written script. Rock the Casbah’s actresses all brilliantly
portray the settlement of old family scores with both humor and
tragedy.
Alain Spira, Paris Match
2 nominations at the 2014 Golden Globes
for Best Motion Picture – Drama, and Best
Supporting Actor (Daniel Brühl).
4 nominations at the 2014 Bafta Awards
including for Best British Film.
Screened outside the competition at the 2013
Deauville American Film Festival in the Premieres
section.
2014 Bafta Awards: Best Editing (Dan Hanley
and Mike Hill).
It quickly becomes clear that this
is the filmmaker’s masterpiece, and
possibly the best film ever made about
Formula 1. […] Rush exhibits some
dazzling examples of blurring, framing
and use of color, with sound effects to
match, deftly capturing the pace and
grace and, just as brilliantly, baring the
souls of its protagonists. This is sport
as we’ve rarely seen it before, and I
mean that in the most complimentary
Noémie Luciani, Le Monde
sense.
What seemed at first to be an action film, turned out to be just as
much a psychological drama centered around two fascinating characters.
It was my job to put together the two narrative arcs in a coherent story.
Above all, this helped me make the races all the more hair-raising,
by directly linking them to the personalities of the characters.
Interview with Ron Howard, Le Figaro et vous
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(The Scapegoat)
This uplifting film is
completely off-the-wall and
punctuated by comic bursts that
are completely unexpected from
Bertrand Tavernier.
Danielle Attali, Le Journal du dimanche
by Nicolas Bary
Adapted from the novel
by Daniel Pennac.
Starring Raphaël Personnaz,
Bérénice Bejo, Emir Kusturica,
Guillaume de Tonquédec,
Thierry Neuvic, Mélanie Bernier.
Released in France
on October 16, 2013.
A rhythmic comedy, mocking but without
malice, with a first-rate troop of actors.
A real treat!
Guillemette Odicino, Télérama
Quai d’Orsay
3 nominations at the 2014 César Awards
including for Best Supporting Actress
(Julie Gayet) and Best Adaptation
(Antonin Baudry, Christophe Blain,
Bertrand Tavernier).
4 nominations at the 2013 San Sebastian
Film Festival.
Adapted from the comic
book by Christophe Blain
and Abel Lanzac.
Starring Thierry Lhermitte,
Raphaël Personnaz, Niels
Arestrup, Julie Gayet.
Released in France on
November 6, 2013.
2014 César Awards: Best Supporting Actor
(Niels Arestrup).
2014 Lumières Awards: Best Male Newcomer
(Raphaël Personnaz).
2013 San Sebastian Film Festival: Jury Prize
for Best Screenplay (Bertrand Tavernier,
Christophe Blain, Antonin Baudry).
[Nicolas Bary] started telling me the story in
pictures, and completely won me over. I said to him,
‘Kid, do what you want, it’s your film.’ […]
What I liked about Nicolas was his desire; he’s very
desire-driven. He really wanted this film.
Daniel Pennac, 1 o’clock news report
for France 2, October 15, 2013.
by
Sylvain Chomet
by Bertrand Tavernier
Starring Guillaume Gouix,
Anne Le Ny, Bernadette Lafont,
Hélène Vincent.
Released in France
on October 30, 2013.
The vivid, stylish visuals and the lively music
all contribute to the energy and joyful enthusiasm
of Bertrand Tavernier’s film.
After The Triplets of Belleville and The Illusionnist, Sylvain Chomet breaks away
from animation in favor of working with actors in the flesh. But his originality is still
there, in his mish-mash of film, cartoon, and literature references, along with his
wonderfully wacky cast of characters, brilliantly played by Guillaume Gouix, Hélène
Vincent, and, in her final role, the late-lamented Bernadette Lafont.
Danièle Heymann, Marianne
Anne Michelet, Version Femina
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by Jérôme Salle
Adapted from the novel by Caryl Férey.
Starring Forest Whitaker, Orlando Bloom.
Released in France on December 4, 2013.
Screened at the 2013
Cannes Film Festival’s
closing ceremony.
Won the 2014
Prix Jacques-Deray.
Zulu is flawless; a sharp, tense, and
passionate thriller.
Eric Libiot, L’Express
A masterly thriller starring Forest Whitaker and
Orlando Bloom.
Etienne Sorin, Le Figaro
Produced by
Roman
Polanski
by Justin Chadwick
Starring Idris Elba,
Naomie Harris.
Released in France
on December 18, 2013.
Jackie Stewart and Roman Polanski
by Frank Simon
Released in France
on December 18, 2013.
Shown at a special screening outside the competition
at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.
2 nominations at the 1972 Berlin International Film Festival
for the Golden Bear and Special Mention Awards.
Directed by Justin Chadwick
with the emotional sweep
that such a momentous life
story demands, this is
a sumptuously produced,
epic-scale bio-drama stamped
from the classic mold.
David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter
Nominated for Best Song with
Ordinary Love (Bono, The Edge,
Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr.)
at the 2014 Oscars.
3 nominations at the 2014 Golden
Globes including for Best Actor in a
Motion Picture – Drama (Idris Elba).
Nominated for Best British Film
(Justin Chadwick, Anant Singh,
David M. Thompson and William
Nicholson) at the 2014 Bafta
Awards.
2014 Golden Globes: Best Song
(Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton
and Larry Mullen Jr.).
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, with Idris Elba at the film’s premiere
in London on December 5, just moments before the death of Nelson
Mandela was announced.
Mr. Elba’s towering performance lends
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom a Shakespearean
breadth.
Stephen Holden, The New York Times
PATHE 2013 FILMS
Dame Judi breaks your
heart and then mends it.
Robbie Collin, The Daily Telegraph
PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL
VIDEO DISTRIBUTION
For DVD sales in France, Pathé is a member
of the Fox Pathé Europa consortium and, in the UK,
a partner of 20th Century Fox.
FRANCE
In 2013, Fox Pathé Europa achieved sales of €158M.
Jappeloup and The Gilded Cage confirmed their public success
with 200,000 and 100,000 units sold respectively.
Pathé continues to expand its presence
in the digital market with more than 500
films available on VOD, EST and SVOD
(VOD by subscription), through
approximately 15 distribution platforms.
In this way, Pathé achieved more than
2 million sales in 2013, notably thanks
to Oliver Stone’s Savages (115,000
viewings), Jappeloup (100,000 viewings)
and What’s in a Name?, by Matthieu
Delaporte and Alexandre de La Patellière
(120,000 viewings in 2013 for a total
of more than 500,000).
by Stephen Frears
Starring Judi Dench,
Steve Coogan.
Released in the UK
on November 1, 2013.
The UK’s major success in 2013.
4 nominations at the 2014 Oscars including
for Best Film and Best Actress (Judi Dench).
3 nominations at the 2014 Golden Globes
including for Best Motion Picture - Drama
and Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama
(Judi Dench).
4 nominations at the 2014 Bafta Awards.
4 nominations at the 2014 Bifa Awards.
Selected for Competition at 2013 Venice
Film Festival.
2013 Venice Film Festival: Best Screenplay
(Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope).
2014 Bafta Awards: Best Adapted Screenplay
(Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope).
Philomena is that rare delight of a film:
immediately accessible to all, with lashings
of dry wit to boot, but with a serious
story and message at its core that
will leave audiences reeling.
Ed Gibbs, Sydney Morning Herald
UK
The best sales were achieved by Phyllida
Lloyd’s film The Iron Lady, along with Danny
Boyle’s Trance and 127 Hours.
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INTERNATIONAL SALES AND FRENCH TV SALES
Pathé exploits worldwide the rights
in its new films as well as its
catalogue.
INTERNATIONAL SALES
Philomena was sold in close to 120 countries
and generated more than 100 million dollars
at the global box office. The film also met with
considerable success in Italy (with more than
1 million tickets sold), Australia and New
Zealand.
The Great Beauty was sold in more than
60 countries and, in the UK, it was the most
successful of any non-English-language film.
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom was sold in
nearly 100 countries and was very successful
in South Africa. The film was screened at the
2013 Toronto International Film Festival.
Beauty and the Beast, by Christophe Gans,
co-produced by the Tele München/Concorde
group and Studio Babelsberg in Germany,
was sold in multiple countries. The film was
screened outside the competition at the 2014
Berlin International Film Festival.
FRENCH TV SALES
The Gilded Cage met with huge international
success. In Portugal, A Gaiola Dourada
(Portuguese title) was not only the biggest hit
of 2013, but also the fourth biggest of all time.
In 2013, Pathé saw one of its films in the top 100 by annual ratings, with Nothing to Declare, by Dany
Boon, becoming the year’s fourth-most watched program and most watched film when it was shown on
TF1 to 10 million viewers. In the increasingly competitive audiovisual domain, Pathé confirmed its
presence in TV programming with a total of 308 broadcasts of its new release and film library titles.
PATHE 2013 FILMS
QUEEN MARGOT
LIVING WORKS
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film’s release, Pathé restored Queen Margot under the supervision of
Patrice Chéreau and the film’s editor, François Gédigier. The work was entrusted to Eclair Group to restore the
images and to L.E. Diapason for the sound. The images were remastered in 4K from the original 35mm negative,
which enabled all the information from the 35mm film roll to be restored, and all the form and finesse of Philippe
Rousselot’s photography to be transferred onto the silver screen. The remastered version of Queen Margot was released
in theaters on October 23, 2013, in the wake of the death of the director, Patrice Chéreau, on October 7, 2013.
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In 2013, Pathé furthered its plans to
restore and digitally remaster titles
from its film library, including:
Les MisErables
By Raymond Bernard (1934).
Released in theaters, and on DVD
and Blu-ray on December 4, 2013.
Starring Harry Baur, Charles Vanel,
Florelle, Charles Dullin.
In 1930, when the advent of the talkies sank the career of many a
director, Raymond Bernard managed a remarkably smooth transition.
Les Misérables is the most striking example of this. The film, edited
many times for commercial reasons, was released in a number of
different forms, all of them truncated. It was only in the 1970s that
Pathé and ORTF suggested that Raymond Bernard restore the film in
its entirety. Pathé released the 4K remastered version in 2013, finally
allowing Raymond Bernard’s work to be appreciated for its true value
and reviving all the emotions of the original version.
GErard Philipe
by Patrice Chéreau (1994), based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas.
Screenplay - adaptation by Danièle Thompson and Patrice Chéreau.
Dialogs by Danièle Thompson.
Starring Isabelle Adjani, Daniel Auteuil, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Vincent Perez, Pascal Gregory.
Restored and remastered version released in theaters on October 23, 2013.
Screened at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival in the Cannes Classics section.
In 2013, Pathé enabled the public
to rediscover three Gérard Philipe’s
films on DVD and Blu-ray HD,
including Fever Mounts at El Pao,
by Luis Buñuel (1959). This was
Gérard Philipe’s last film as he
died just after filming. The other
films were The Proud and the
Beautiful, by Yves Allégret (1953),
which was entered in the 1953
Venice Film Festival, and Such a
Lovely Beach, also by Yves Allégret
(1949), the remastered version of
which was screened in June 2013
at the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival
in Bologna and in October 2013
at the Festival Lumière in Lyon.
FEVER MOUNTS AT EL PAO
by Luis Buñuel (1959)
New on Blu-ray.
Starring Gérard Philipe,
Maria Félix, Jean Servais,
Miguel Angel Ferriz,
Raul Dantes.
THE PROUD AND
THE BEAUTIFUL
by Yves Allégret (1953)
New on Blu-ray.
Starring Michèle Morgan,
Gérard Philipe, Carlos
López Moctezuma, Victor
Manuel Mendoza,
Michèle Cordoue.
SUCH A LOVELY BEACH
by Yves Allégret (1949)
New on Blu-ray.
Starring Gérard Philipe,
Madeleine Robinson, Jane
Marken, Jean Servais,
Julien Carette, André Valmy.
PATHE 2013 CINEMAS
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Pathé is one of Europe’s leading cinema companies thanks to its
subsidiary Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé, totaling 1,008 screens in three
countries where it is the market leader: France, the Netherlands
and Switzerland. The group is constantly improving the quality of its
theaters and services, offering innovative projection technology to give
filmgoers a fresh and unique film experience.
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
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THE NETHERLANDS
22 movie theaters with a total
of 167 screens
and 1,434 employees
SWITZERLAND
10 movie theaters with a total
of 70 screens
and 365 employees
FRANCE
73 movie theaters with a total
of 771 screens
and 1,916 employees
With 64.1 million filmgoers enjoying
its theaters, Les Cinémas Gaumont
Pathé is the biggest theater chain
in France, the Netherlands
and Switzerland.
In 2013, the group’s French theaters
welcomed 47 million filmgoers,
while its Dutch contingent hosted
13.7 million and Swiss cinemas
3.4 million.
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
PATHE GRAND CIEL CELEBRATES
20 YEARS IN TOULON
In June 1993, the first French multiplex
opened in La Garde on the outskirts
of Toulon. Pathé Grand Ciel offered
12 screens with 2,600 seats.
PATHE 2013 CINEMAS
A New Design
for Cinemas
The designer Ora-ïto, inspired by his passion for cinema,
has created a unique venue, which conveys Pathé’s desire
to offer a new cinema experience.
Going to
see a film
is like escaping
to another
dimension.
Ora-ïto
PathE BEAUGRENELLE IN PARIS
PathE
Beaugrenelle
An innovative multiplex in Paris
Opened on November 6, 2013, this next-generation
multiplex is located in the unique setting of
Beaugrenelle shopping center.
Pathé Beaugrenelle features 10 screens with a total of
1,962 seats. Eight of its screens are equipped with
7.1 digital sound, and two with the Dolby AtmosTM sound
system. All the screens are fitted with 2K projectors,
or 4K for the largest screens.
All the seats are numbered, so that the filmgoers can
choose their preferred seat. Duo seats with raisable
armrests are available for couples.
5,600 m2 on 3 levels / 10 screens with
a total of 1,962 seats / 2K and 4K
projectors / 7.1 digital sound and
Dolby AtmosTM / Design by Ora-ïto
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PATHE 2013 CINEMAS
A complete transformation for
PathE Plan de Campagne
in Marseilles
Optimizing the space for viewer comfort is the basis
for this whole renovation project at Pathé Plan de
Campagne. The cinema has been enlarged to a total
volume of 10,000 m2, including a 2,000 m2 lobby,
and the whole complex has been modernized with the
renovation of its 16 screens. Pathé Plan de
Campagne also features a Pathé + screen, which
combines the latest projection technology with two
4K projectors and Dolby AtmosTM sound, with new,
larger imitation-leather seats for maximum comfort.
PathE Cap Sud Avignon’s biggest cinema
Pathé Cap Sud was created in 1995 as the
region’s first multiplex. Now, after eight months
of renovations, it is also the biggest cinema in the
area. Everything has been designed to make going
to the movies a more pleasurable experience: from
projection technology to comfort, and new additions
such as duo seats and D-Box (seats that move
according to the action in the film).
10,000 m2 / 14 screens with a
total of 2,604 seats / 2K and 4K
projectors / 7.1 digital sound /
Design by Ora-ïto
16 screens with a total of 3,612
seats / 2K and 4K projectors /
7.1 digital sound and Dolby AtmosTM
/ Design by Ora-ïto
Switzerland opens its first Imax® screen
PathE Balexert
In 2013, Pathé Balexert in Geneva undertook
a huge renovation program.
Its 13 screens were completely refurbished and
a new Imax® screen was created. Duo and D-Box
seats were also installed in some of the screens.
13 screens with a total of 2,748
seats / Imax® screen / 2K and 4K
projectors / 7.1 digital sound and
Dolby AtmosTM / Design by Ora-ïto
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Renovation and opening
In France and the Netherlands, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé
has pursued an active policy of renovation and expansion.
Gaumont Coquelles IN CALAIS
The new face of
Gaumont Coquelles in Calais
Gaumont
Gobelins
in Paris (13
When modernity meets heritage
Gaumont Coquelles was renovated in 2013. The
layout of the lobby was modified to include dynamic
information displays, terminals for buying or
printing tickets, and a redesigned concession stand.
A new service zone was created with a welcome
point for Loyalty Card and season tickets holders.
As well as digital projectors and 7.1 digital sound,
the 12 screens have been equipped with
new seats.
The Gaumont cinema in Avenue des Gobelins was
closed for extensive renovation at the end of 2013 and
was adapted to a new concept of cinema dedicated to
classic films. This fully modernized movie theater will
represent a new type of cinema specialized in showing
classic films that have been restored and remastered.
Architect Françoise Raynaud has been put in charge
of the project, with Jacques Grange in charge of the
interior design.
Five renovated Pathé cinemas in the
arr.)
Netherlands
The Netherlands have also seen one renovation after
another, with enlarged entrance halls and an improved
corridor system at Pathé Scheveningen in The Hague
(8 screens, 2,165 seats), Pathé Eindhoven (8 screens,
2,000 seats) and Pathé Delft (7 screens, 1,350 seats).
The newly purchased cinemas – Pathé Breda
(7 screens, 1,398 seats) and Pathé Tilburg (7 screens,
1,326 seats) – were renovated under the Pathé brand.
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PathE
Charpenterie
in Orléans
Centre region’s biggest cinema
In October 2013, following extension work, Pathé Charpenterie in Orléans opened 3 new screens,
with a total of 389 additional seats. Equipped with a 2K digital projection system and 7.1 digital sound,
Pathé Charpenterie has become the biggest cinema in the region, with 12 screens and 2,310 seats.
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A UNIQUE MOVIE EXPERIENCE
Gaumont and Pathé cinemas are at the forefront of technology,
ensuring an exceptional viewing experience.
THE IMAX® PROJECTION SYSTEM
Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé are the only network in
France, the Netherlands and Switzerland to offer screens
equipped with Imax® technology, a unique projection
system. In 2013, a large number of films were presented
in Imax® format including: Iron Man 3, by Shane Black,
which attracted high viewer numbers in France, and
Despicable Me 2, by Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin,
which achieved the highest ticket sales in the Netherlands.
PathE
Les
Rives
de
l’Orne
Caen showing cinema’s finest
In May 2013 after a year of construction work, Pathé
Les Rives de l’Orne opened to the public. Each of its
10 screens is furnished with club and duo seats, and
6 are equipped to show 3D films. The largest, with its
18m-wide screen, has a 4K projector and offers
audiences the opportunity to experience D-Box seats.
There is a welcome point where customers can find
out about the films, screening schedules, events, and
practical information. A “Preview” area has been
specially placed in the lobby, showing movie trailers
on an 82-inch flat screen with directional sound.
Pathé Les Rives de l’Orne is committed to a “zero
paper” policy; therefore posters and paper tickets
have been replaced by 118 dynamic display screens
and e-ticket options.
10 screens with a total of 1,867
seats / 2K and 4K projectors /
7.1 digital sound.
Three Imax® screens in Dutch Pathé cinemas
now rank in the top 10 European Imax®
screens in terms of tickets sales, with
Amsterdam’s Pathé Arena in third place.
4K AND HFR PROJECTION
Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé, as the first chain
in France to equip all their theaters with 2K digital
projection systems, continue to upgrade its
equipment to 4K projectors. By the end of 2013,
two thirds of Gaumont and Pathé cinemas in Europe
offered 4K digital projection, specially adapted
for large screens.
HFR (High Frame Rate) technology, which offers
double the normal projection speed to reach
48 images per second, had also expanded into
86 European movie theaters by the end of 2013.
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PATHE 2013 CINEMAS
Programming
Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé are a key player in France’s rich and diverse
cinema scene, with 450 new films gracing their screens in 2013. Gaumont and
Pathé welcome all types of film to their theaters, whether they be mainstream
or arthouse, dubbed or in their original language. However, special attention is
given to French cinema. Audience satisfaction is high on the agenda, whatever
their tastes may be.
Once upon a time…
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The Big Day Out for Kids
Gaumont and Pathé cinemas presented round two
of The Big Day Out for Kids on Sunday, November 24.
With almost 30,000 attending, twice as many as in 2012,
the day was a real success. On the program
including some sneak previews: Frozen, by Chris Buck
and Jennifer Lee, Belle and Sebastian, a cinematic
masterpiece by Nicolas Vanier, and E.T. the Extra Terrestrial,
by Steven Spielberg. Parents’ tickets were sold at the
same reduced price as children’s.
CinéNightClub!
CinéNightClub! combines music and
cinema to create a totally new and unique
night out for movie musical fans. Themed
events and friendly contests take place
on each of these evening. On the rock and
disco-themed program for 2013: Dirty
Dancing, by Emile Ardolino, Grease, by
Randal Kleiser and Saturday Night Fever,
by John Badham.
Hosted by Philippe Rouyer (journalist, critic and writer),
these screenings offer film buffs the chance to discover,
or rediscover, films that have made their mark in the history
of the silver screen.
2013 program: The Leopard, by Luchino Visconti, winner of
the Palme d’Or at the 1963 Cannes Festival and projected in
a remastered version; Scarface (1983), by Brian de Palma,
Jaws (1975), by Steven Spielberg, The Deer Hunter (1978), by
Michael Cimino, and La Dolce Vita (1960), by Federico Fellini.
To prevent moviegoers from missing out on the best releases, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé uses
the Coup de Cœur and L’Autre Regard rankings to publicize its selection.
19 films were chosen in 2013.
Cycling with Molière, by Philippe Le Guay / Blue Jasmine, by Woody Allen /Chinese Puzzle, by Cédric
Klapisch / Grand Central, by Rebecca Zlotowski / Gravity, by Alfonso Cuarón / Hitchcock, by Sacha
Gervasi / Jappeloup, by Christian Duguay / Young and Beautiful, by François Ozon / The Nun, by
Guillaume Nicloux / Blue is the Warmest Colour, by Abdellatif Kechiche / The Past, by Asghar Farhadi
/ The Brats, by Anthony Marciano / Me, Myself and Mum, by Guillaume Gallienne / Welcome to Argentina,
by Edouard Deluc / Mud, by Jeff Nichols / Suzanne, by Katell Quillévéré / Quai d’Orsay, by Bertrand
Tavernier / Hyde Park on Hudson, by Roger Michell / 11.6, by Philippe Godeau
PathE Plan de Campagne IN MARSEILLES
PATHE 2013 CINEMAS
SERVICES
As the first network to offer e-ticketing to its customers without
a booking fee, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé is making going to
the movies even easier with a wide range of innovative services.
In 2013, digital and mobile
software developed by
Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé
attracted 3 million users each
month. The app, available on
iPhone, Android and Windows
Phone, covers the majority of
mobile platforms.
To simplify e-ticket purchasing,
improvements have been made
to the interface; new functions
have been incorporated into
the ordering process, and clients
can now synchronize accounts
when making purchases from
any device.
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CINEMA SUBSCRIPTION CARD
Available in France, the Netherlands and Switzerland,
the cinema subscription card is still as popular
as when it was first launched.
In France, two new offers were launched in 2013
to complement the existing Le Pass Solo card.
Le Pass Duo now allows two people unlimited cinema
trips, with the subscriber able to take a different person
with them each time. Along the same lines
as Le Pass Duo, Le Pass Duo Enfant is a more
family-oriented version, as the accompanying person
must be a child under 12. These Le Pass cards
are accepted in over 40 towns and cities in France.
In the Netherlands, the Pathé Unlimited, which
is available in standard and gold versions, offers
a minimum cinema subscription of four months.
In Switzerland, cinema subscription opportunities
are also on offer.
Loyalty Card
In the Netherlands,
the mobile app was
downloaded by almost
1.2 million moviegoers.
With more than 2.7 million members, Les Cinémas
Gaumont Pathé’s Loyalty Card scheme continues to be
an attractive option for audiences. In 2013, a new
points-system was put in place, and more importantly
Loyalty Card benefits have been extended to Le Pass,
Solo or Duo, cardholders. The Loyalty Card is free of
charge and requires no commitment. By simply
presenting their card, moviegoers collect points that
are redeemable against tickets or concessions.
PATHE 2013 PATHE LIVE
PATHE LIVE
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Rich Variety in Programming
Since 2008, Pathé Live has offered both French and
international movie theaters the chance to experience
often-exceptional cultural events on their screens.
Broadcasting this type of content was enabled by
digital development. Today, Pathé Live includes more
than 130 movie theaters and continues to respond
eagerly to new requests. In 2013, as well as its opera
and ballet seasons, Pathé Live added a program of
artistic and cultural events to its broadcast in movie
theaters, offering more concerts and shows
(Sexion d’Assaut, M. Pokora, Lilly Wood & the Prick,
Taratata 20th anniversary concert, The Rolling
Stones, Cirque du Soleil in 3D). In addition, viewers
could also go on guided tours of exhibitions on Manet,
Munch and Vermeer. The tour of the Pompeii
exhibition at the British Museum attracted the most
visitors, with a total of more than 17,000 admissions
to cinemas. Overall, this program of events attracted
a total of 110,000 visitors to French movie theaters in
2013. The re-transmission of performances by the
Metropolitan Opera, broadcast by Pathé Live in
France, Switzerland, Morocco and Lebanon, confirmed
its success by attracting more than 160,000 viewers
to over 130 movie theaters. In its role as global
producer and distributor of Bolshoi Ballet performances, Pathé Live broadcast 7 ballets in 2013,
across more than 900 theaters worldwide for a total
of more than 250,000 viewers. Thanks to its
international development, Pathé Live is now
available in 48 countries.
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L’OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Structured to meet the needs of the premier league
Olympique Lyonnais football club, the OL Groupe, of which
Pathé has been a shareholder since 1999, is a leading
player in the field of entertainment and media in France. The
OL Groupe has been expanding 5 complementary business
activities: ticketing, partnerships and advertising, marketing
and television broadcast rights, branded products (spin-off
products, OL Images, etc.), and player transfers.
OL has chosen to base its future development on a modern stadium,
which will be unrivalled in Lyon – France’s second largest city after
Paris – and conveniently located at the heart of its public transport
network. The architecture was carried out by the firm Populous, who
represent the global benchmark in this field. The complex, destined
to be a unique venue, will be open 365 days a year and have 58,000
seats. This new stadium in Lyon, on a site of 45-hectares, should
allow the OL Group to develop further with an increase in ticket
sales and the creation of new sources of revenue.
© February 20, 2014 – R. Mouillaud/Le Progrès
• Finalization of funding, amounting to €405M, July 26, 2013.
• Beginning of construction work on July 29, 2013.
• 1st stone placed on November 12, 2013.
• Planned to open in late 2015-early 2016 for the 2016 UEFA
European Championship.
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE*
EXECUTIVE
BOARD
Jérôme Seydoux
Co-Chairman
Eduardo Malone
Co-Chairman
Marc Lacan
Executive Vice President
Lisa Azuelos
Bruno Bonnell
Dany Boon
François Letaconnoux
Michel Seydoux
Sophie Seydoux
ASSOCIATE
FILM PRODUCERS
Lisa Azuelos
Philip Boëffard and Christophe Rossignon
Dany Boon
Richard Grandpierre
Jacques Perrin
Dimitri Rassam
Paul Rassam
Alain Sarde
Anne-Dominique Toussaint
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Production and Distribution France
Marc Lacan
Managing Director
Romain Le Grand
Managing Director
Vivien Aslanian
Senior Vice President, Distribution
Olivier Cottet-Puinel
Senior Vice President,
Business Affairs and Head of Legal
Christine Hayet
Senior Vice President, TV Sales France
International Sales
Muriel Sauzay
Senior Vice President, International Sales
Production and Distribution United Kingdom
Cameron McCracken
Managing Director
Lee Bye
Head of Theatrical Distribution and Technical
James Clarke
Finance Director
Pierre du Plessis
Deputy Managing Director, Production
Fiona McGuire
Head of Physical Production
Colleen Woodcock
Director of Creative Affairs
Theater Operations
theaters The Netherlands
Jérôme Seydoux
Chairman
Jean-Pierre Decrette
Development Director
Isabelle Dupuy
General Counsel
Florence Fayet
Controller
Lauge Nielsen
Managing Director
Barry de Bruin
Information Technology Director
Roy Dijkman
Finance Director
Tina Elewaut
Human Ressources Director
Sybe Heijdt
Operations Director
Daniella Koot
Director of Programming
Monique van der Sanden
Director of Commerce
Nico Vertommen
Facility Director
theaters France
Xavier Orsel
Managing Director
François Bertaux
Operations Director
Stéphane Clavier
Project and Constructions Director
Jean-Christophe Desire
Information Technology Director
Claudine Felix
Corporate Communications Director
Olivier Grandjean
Director of Programming
Thierry Hatier
Human Resources Director
Dominique Héau
Project and Construction Manager,
Grand Paris
Frédéric Krebs
Marketing Director
theaters Switzerland
Brian Jones
Managing Director
PATHE LIVE
Olivier Grandjean
Chairman
Thierry Fontaine
Managing Director
Distribution Switzerland
Hélène Cardis
Managing Director
*May 2014
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