Education
The Cinémathèque is not limited to archiving and screening films; it also has a rich educational program focused on cinema. This program is aimed both at young audiences, with specially conceived screenings and activities for schools, and the general public, through lecture series such as the "Université Populaire du Cinéma" (in French), film debates, and meetings with filmmakers. Through these initiatives, the Cinémathèque fully asserts its mission: to educate about cinema, preserve its memory, and cultivate critical thinking.
Young Audiences
Cinema Paradiso offers a varied program on weekends, featuring screenings for little ones and junior cinephiles to enjoy with the whole family.
School screenings
The Cinémathèque regularly welcomes classes for screenings tailored to different school levels. Each session invites students to explore the language of cinema and to develop their critical perspective.
General public
Season 162026Université Populaire du Cinéma
A permanent project and the result of a collaboration between the Cinémathèque and the University of Luxembourg, the "Université Populaire du Cinéma" aims to present the essential landmarks of world cinema through monthly lecture series (in French) punctuated by film excerpts, accompanied by educational materials. Each meeting is an invitation to contextualize and deepen cinematic culture, for both the uninitiated and the seasoned cinephile.
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Ciné-conferences
Committed to its educational mission, the Cinémathèque regularly hosts themed film lectures. These sessions invite audiences to look at films from a new angle and deepen their appreciation of cinema — a shared moment of reflection open to all lovers of film.
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