(Ré)discover the best films of 2023 for only 5€ at the cinema

Like every year, the Must-See films are selected in partnership with the editorial staff of Le Figaro. The goal? To showcase the diversity of French and international cinematography. And for this 16th edition, UGC invites you to (re)discover the best films of the year 2023 in fifteen cinemas in the Parisian region for only 5 euros, from January 10th to 23rd. It's clearly a great deal at this price. The 25 films that made an impact in 2023 From comedies to dramas, from mainstream cinema to arthouse films, from popular hits to auteurs' works, there's something for everyone's taste. The perfect opportunity to catch up on all the ones you missed this year. So here's the list of selected films just for you. Enjoy the show! - Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet (Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival 2023) - Asterix and Obelix, The Middle Kingdom by Guillaume Canet - Babylon by Damien Chazelle ...- Oppenhemier by Christopher Nolan - Barbie by Greta Gerwig - Tár by Todd Field - The Fabelmans by Steven Spielberg - Chien de la casse by Jean-Baptise Durand - Empire of Light by Sam Mendes - Je verrai toujours vos visages by Jeanne Herry - Yannick by Quentin Dupieux - Killers of the Flower Moon by Martin Scorsese - L'amour et les Forêts by Valérie Donzelli - L'enlèvement by Marco Bellocchio - Le Livre des solutions by Michel Gondry - Le Procès Goldman by Cédric Kahn - Le Règne Animal by Thomas Cailley - Les Algues vertes by Pierre Jolivet - Les Feuilles mortes by Aki Kaurismäki - Les Filles d'Olga by Kaouther Ben Hania - Les Herbes sèches by Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Mon crime by François Ozon - Suzume by Makoto Shinkai - Super Mario Bros by Aaron Horvath - The Quiet Girl by Colm Bairéad [image of "The Fabelmans" movie poster] "The Fabelmans" © Storyteller DistributionCo., LLC. / Allociné