Who said that outdoor cinemas come to an end once back-to-school arrives? On September 3rd and 4th, 2026, the Dome Courtyard of the national Les Invalides hotel opens its doors for two evenings celebrating cinema in the most spectacular setting imaginable. The program has been created for both adults and young audiences, but be careful—spots are limited: you'll need to book ahead.
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An event for everyone
Both evenings, viewers are invited at 8pm. On Thursday, September 3rd, it's Antoine Baudry's film The Wolf's Call that takes the spotlight—a thrilling story that plunges us into the heart of a nuclear submarine facing a military threat.
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On Friday, September 4th, the screening will be more family-friendly: WALL-E will be shown. This Disney Pixar animated film introduces us to a little robot whose mission is to clean up an Earth abandoned by humans. But when he meets a probe called EVE, his entire world is turned upside down.
A lovely evening, a good deed
Beyond enjoying beautiful evenings between cinema and sunset, attending this outdoor cinema also allows you to do something good: all funds collected from ticket sales (€12 each) will be donated to the Defense Mutual Aid Committee (CED), which brings together four associations (Terre Fraternité-ADO, Entraide Marine, Foundation for Social Works of the Air, Defense Solidarity). You get your tickets
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Open-air cinema at Les Invalides
2, place Vauban — 7th arrondissement
Thursday, September 3 and Friday, September 4, 2026 at 8pm
More info and reservations The Wolf's Song and WALL-E