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at the forefront of European cinema

PATHÉ,

A key player in European cinema, Pathé is active in three areas: film production, film distribution and movie theater operation.

Film production; theatrical, video (physical), video on demand (digital) and television distribution; and international sales.

Innovative movie theater operations in France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Belgium. Cinemas

Films

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p. 4 - Key figures p. 6 - Filmsp. 28 - Cinemasp. 44 - Pathé Live

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800feature film titles in the film library

162million euros in revenue

743million euros in revenue

In 2016, Pathé recorded 905 million euros in revenue and, at the end of December, was employing 3,907 people in five countries.

66.8million admissions

109cinemas with a total of

1,080 screens

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Pathé is one of Europe’s leading feature film production and distribution companies. 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.

SEASONS

THE TUCHE THE AMERICAN DREAM

ONE MAN AND HIS COW

MARSEILLE

JULIETA

BACK TO MOM’S

CAMPING 3

FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS

ETERNITY

CEZANNE AND I

A JOURNEY THROUGH FRENCH CINEMA

SNOWDEN

MY FAMILY ALREADY ADORES YOU

ALONE IN BERLIN

DIVORCE FRENCH STYLE

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American dream Following the success of The Tuche Family (with an audience of 1.5 million in movie theaters and 8.4 million viewers when it was broadcast on French channel television TF1 on 7th February 2016), Olivier Baroux (Safari; The Italian; Bangkok, We Have a Problem!; Between Friends) is back with the kooky, lottery-winning family. Shot on the other side of the Atlantic, the film sees the return of nutty-yet-loving parents Jean-Paul Rouve and Isabelle Nanty, joined by Claire Nadeau, the granny who only the Native Americans can understand.

Most Successful

French film

of the year

4,619,884 admissions in France

by and with Olivier Baroux / with Jean-Paul Rouve, Isabelle Nanty, Claire Nadeau, Sarah Stern, Pierre Lottin and Théo Fernandez / co-produced with Eskwad / released on February 3rd, 2016

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On his first ever carpooling trip to the Flots Bleus Campsite, Patrick Chirac meets three young people with whom he ends up spending the summer. For the director, it was an opportunity to both expand the cast to a new generation of actors (Louka Meliava, Cyril Mendy, Jules Ritmanic, Leslie Medina), and to reunite Gérard Jugnot and Michèle Laroque, the holidaymakers whose worst nightmare is having to spend the night in a tent. The dark humour is back and the characters are sweeter and more touching than ever.

#campingwiththekids3,223,877 admissions in France

The French film with the

2nd biggest box office

of the year

by Fabien Onteniente / with Franck Dubosc, Claude Brasseur, Mylène Demongeot, Antoine Duléry, Gérard Jugnot, Michèle Laroque, Louka Meliava, Cyril Mendy, Jules Ritmanic and Leslie Medina

co-produced with Waiting for Cinéma / released on June 29th, 2016

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Balasko and Lamy are a riot as a mother-daughter duoThis comedy, directed by Éric Lavaine (Incognito, Bienvenue à bord, Barbecue), and starring Josiane Balasko and Alexandra Lamy as mother and daughter, deals with the problems of the “boomerang generation”; the grown-up kids forced to move back home. This ticking time bomb of a family also includes Mathilde Seigner, Philippe Lefebvre, and Jérôme Commandeur.

The French film with the

4th biggest box office

of the year

2,197,504 admissions in France

Josiane [Balasko], Mathilde [Seigner], and Alexandra [Lamy] all have one thing in common: they’ve got great timing. And whether it’s drama or comedy, perfecting a good tempo is what sets great actors apart.Éric Lavaine

by Éric Lavaine / with Alexandra Lamy, Josiane Balasko, Mathilde Seigner, Philippe Lefebvre and Jérôme Commandeur / co-produced with Same Player / released on June 1st, 2016

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In this film, Bertrand Tavernier, a director (The Judge and the Assassin, A Sunday in the Country, The French Minister…), actor, scriptwriter, film buff, and author of works including an encyclopaedia on American Cinema (American Friends) revisits some of the French films and faces that made the biggest impression on his life. This fascinating three-hour documentary features Jacques Becker, Jean Renoir and Marcel Carné alongside Jean-Pierre Melville and Julien Duvivier, as well as Gilles Grangier, Edmond T. Gréville and Jean Sacha. “I wanted to make this film a show of gratitude towards all the filmmakers, scriptwriters, actors and musicians who played a part in my life”, the director reveals.

Bertrand Tavernier shares his passion for French cinema

You think you know it all, and then Tavernier comes along and shows you what true beauty really looks like. Martin Scorsese

Official Selection at Cannes Festival 2016

for the Golden Eye and in the Cinema

Documentaries category

Nominated for the 2017

César Awards for

Best Documentary

by Bertrand Tavernier / co-produced with Little Bear and Gaumont / released on October 12th, 2016

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Jacqueline’s triumphAn Algerian farmer’s dreams come true when he is invited to present his beloved cow Jacqueline at the Paris Agricultural Show. He sets off on foot… This feel-good road movie brings together Fatsah Bouyahmed (who takes on his first major role since in Mohamed Hamidi’s Homeland), Lambert Wilson, and Jamel Debbouze.

The Grand Prize, the Audience Award, and the Michel Galabru Performance Award for Fatsah Bouyahmed at the International Comedy Film Festival, Alpe d’Huez

People yearn for kindness, tenderness and real human connections, but that’s not fashionable: kindness is seen as a weakness. Fatsah Bouyahmed, Le Monde

A vibrant, funny and poetical road movie complete with spirited dialogues and impeccable casting!Éric Mandel, JDD

Europe in the wild: 20,000 years“Thanks to their awe-inspiring visuals, films have the power to be a real wake-up call.” Following Winged Migration and Oceans, Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud retrace 20,000 years of the history of Europe and its landscapes as seen through the eyes of wild animals. The pair showcase their technical prowess, which they apply to capture magical moments using a form of “embedding” technique that allows the filmmaking team to get up close to animals that instinctively avoid humans.

We kept our screenplay open to uncertainty, surprise, and unforeseen circumstances for as long as possible. The natural world is a film set where the lighting cannot be controlled. You need to wait, arm yourself with patience, and blend into the environment. Not knowing where you’re headed is the only way to keep your curiosity and passion alive. Each film is a gamble, with enthusiasm its only guide.Jacques Perrin

This impressive saga – which opens with a stampede of musk ox battered by the furious winds of a Norwegian winter – invites attention and respect for animal life.Pierre Vavasseur, Le Parisien

by Mohamed Hamidiwith Fatsah Bouyahmed,

Lambert Wilson and Jamel Debbouze

co-produced with Quad and Kissfilms

released on February 17th, 2016

1,305,870 admissions in France

by Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud co-produced with Galatée Filmsreleased on January 27th, 2016

1,027,276 admissions in France

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Following The Skin I Live In and I’m So Excited, Pedro Almodóvar offers us a female drama, in the vein of All About My Mother and Talk to Her. In this film, he addresses the guilt and suffering of a woman faced with the death of her husband, and the subsequent disappearance of her daughter. A director who draws inspiration from his actresses, here he is surrounded by a cast of new muses: Emma Suárez, Adriana Ugarte and Inma Cuesta.

Secrets of an inconsolable woman

3 nominations for the Jury Prize, the Grand Prize of the Festival, and Best Director in the Official Selection at the Cannes Film Festival 2016

3 nominations for Best Film, Best Director, and Best Actress at the European Film Awards 2016

Nominated for Best Film Not in the English Language at the British Academy Film and Television Awards 2017

Almodóvar returns to form with a moving tale of love, motherhood, and loss… excellently acted, brightly filmed, Julieta is seriously good. Evening Standard

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Best Leading Actress for Emma Suárez

at the Goya Awards 2017

by Pedro Almodóvar / with Emma Suárez, Adriana Ugarte, Daniel Grao, Inma Cuesta, Darío Grandinetti, Michelle Jenner and Rossy de Palma

produced by El Deseo / released in France on May 18th, 2016

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Traitor or modern hero?A director with a passionate interest in the role his country plays in the world, Oliver Stone (Wall Street, JFK, Born on the Fourth of July) presents a portrait of Edward Snowden, the man who brought NSA (United States National Security Agency) surveillance into the light. An homage to a young computer specialist, intransigent and pure, brilliantly portrayed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the film concentrates on the stages of his decision to sacrifice his personal and professional life, from his recruitment by the NSA, to the meeting in Hong Kong where he would reveal his discoveries to journalists.

Who is Edward Snowden? Why did he do it? How did he do it? Our film attempts to answer these questions and to embody what is both an important story and an ancient legend.Oliver Stone

An intimate thriller [in which] Joseph Gordon-Levitt gives consistent truth and depth to his portrayal of Snowden.Danièle Heymann, Marianne

Although Florence Foster Jenkins is undoubtedly a comedy, it is also enormously touching. As in Philomena, there is a kind of fragile nobility to his women, on a mission. It helps that Frears is able to call on the world’s greatest actresses. Daily Mail

Nominated for Best Actor (Hugh Grant) at the European Film Awards 2017

Best Hair and Makeup Award and 3 nominations for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Meryl Streep), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Hugh Grant), and Best Costume Design at the British Academy Film and Television Awards 2017

4 nominations for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, Best Actor (Hugh Grant) and Best Actress (Meryl Streep), in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, and Best Supporting Actor (Simon Helberg) at the Golden Globes 2017

2 nominations for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Meryl Streep) and Best Costume Design at the Oscars 2017

by Oliver Stonewith Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene

Woodley, Melissa Leo, Zachary Quinto, Rhys Ifans and Tom Wilkinson

produced by KrautPack Entertainment released on November 1st, 2016

British director Stephen Frears (The Queen, Tamara Drewe, Philomena…) brings together Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant on screen for the first time to recount the true story of Florence Jenkins, a rich American heiress who fulfils her dream of becoming a singer and of performing at Carnegie Hall, despite her extraordinary lack of talent… The film successfully recreates the spirit of New York in the 1940s. Alexandre Desplat composed the score that accompanies and complements the film’s classical pieces, while Meryl Streep performs the arias herself, having had to learn to sing out of tune.

by Stephen Frearswith Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant and Simon Helberg co-produced with Qwerty Filmsreleased in France on July 13, 2016

Every voice deserves to be heard

1 award 11 nominations

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In the United Kingdom, approximately 100 Pathé films are available via EST, VOD and SVOD on approximately 12 digital platforms.

THE UNITED KINGDOM PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL VIDEO DISTRIBUTION

DVD/BLU-RAY SALESIn 2016, Fox Pathé Europa posted revenues of €118 million, representing 20% of the market.

VIDEO ON DEMANDWith a value of €344 million in 2016, the French VOD market has seen a 9% growth thanks to the development of EST (electronic sell through, or download to own) and SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand). Pathé carried out nearly 3 million digital transactions, representing a turnover of €8.5 million.

Camping 3 • 136,303 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 299,530 VOD transactions

The New Adventures of Aladin

• 259,200 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 268,732 VOD transactions

The Tuche The American Dream

• 226,603 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 335,952 VOD transactions

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Back to Mom’s• 66,872 DVD/Blu-ray sales• 301,498 VOD transactions

Marseille• 25,871 DVD/Blu-ray sales• 131,695 VOD transactions

One Man and His Cow• 54,062 DVD/Blu-ray sales• 95,225 VOD transactions

Seasons• 36,509 DVD/Blu-ray sales

• 9,699 VOD transactions

Julieta• 30,843 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 30,667 VOD transactions

Suffragette• 199,000 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 120,000 VOD transactions

Florence Foster Jenkins• 73,000 DVD/Blu-ray sales • 57,000 VOD transactions

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Over 4 million television viewers to each filmIn 2016, 35 films from Pathé’s library were shown during prime time on the main French channels, breaking the record for the previous five years.Five titles broadcast on TF1 each attracted over 4 million viewers: Safari, directed by Olivier Baroux; Beauty and the Beast, directed by Christophe Gans; Asterix at the Olympic Games, directed by Thomas Langmann and Frédéric Forestier; Superchondriac, directed by Dany Boon and The Tuche Family, directed by Olivier Baroux. These last two films made it into the Top 10 of the year: The Tuche Family in 2nd place, and Superchondriac in 8th place. In total, 272 films from Pathé’s library were programmed across all French channels in 2016.

Florence Foster Jenkins, directed by Stephen Frears and sold in over 70 territories, was a box office hit in the United States.

A United Kingdom, directed by Amma Asante, was sold in over 50 territories, following its world premiere as a Gala Selection at the Toronto International Film Festival.

One Man and His Cow, directed by Mohamed Hamidi and sold in over 20 territories was the highest-grossing drama film of 2016 at the Canadian box office.

Cézanne and I, directed by Danièle Thompson, was sold in over 40 territories.

The New Adventures of Aladin, directed by Arthur Benzaquen, was sold in over 30 territories. It was the highest-grossing French film in China in 2016.

INTERNATIONAL SALES FRENCH TV SALES Pathé is active in international markets with 154 international releases in 2016…

A strong presence of Pathé’s library on television.

… and in festivalsIn 2016, 72 Pathé films were shown at over 150 festivals around the world in nearly 500 screenings. Almost 100 artist appearances were organized to support the films.

Films restored by Pathé achieved significant ratings on Arte, with over 1 million viewers for: The Seventh Juror (1961), directed by Georges Lautner, featuring Jacques Monod, Maurice Biraud, Bernard Blier, Francis Blanche and Danièle Delorme, broadcast on 5th September 2016;

Twelve Hours to Live (1956), directed by Julien Duvivier and featuring Jean Gabin, Danièle Delorme and Robert Arnoux, broadcast on 10th October 2016; Marie-Octobre (1959), directed by Julien Duvivier and featuring Danielle Darrieux, Paul Guers, Bernard Blier and Lino Ventura, broadcast on 12th October 2016; They Were Five (1936), directed by Julien Duvivier and featuring Jean Gabin, Charles Vanel and Viviane Romance, broadcast on 17th October 2016.

Presence and Rediscovery of great restored films

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So Long, Stoogeby Claude Berri with Coluche, Richard Anconina and Agnès Soral (1983)

LIVING WORKS

In late 2016, over 100,000 visitors had the chance to (re)discover Coluche’s world during an exhibition held at the City Hall in Paris, of which Pathé was a partner.

Pathé is restoring its catalogue, allowing the public to discover six titles in cinemas or on DVD/Blu-ray in 2016.

Marie-Octobreby Julien Duvivier with Danielle Darrieux, Paul Guers, Bernard Blier and Lino Ventura (1959)

The film was screened at the Lumière Film Festival 2016.

Showgirlsby Paul Verhoeven with Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan and Gina Gershon (1995)

The film was screened at the Festival Toute la Mémoire du Monde [All the Memory of the World Festival] 2016.

Tartarin of Tarasconby Raymond Bernard with Raimu, Fernand Charpin, Jean Sinoël and Charles Camu (1934)

Jean de Florette and Manon des Sourcesby Claude Berri with Yves Montand and Daniel Auteuil (1986)

This diptych was shown at the Lumière Film Festival 2016, celebrating the 30th anniversary of its release.

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Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé pairs the continuous modernization of its movie theaters with the never-ending pursuit innovation. This quest for constant refinement rests on four pillars: an active policy of construction, reconstruction, and renovation of movie theaters; innovative projection technology; top-notch services ensuring a pleasant customer experience; teams taking care of customers.

What’s more, Pathé has undertaken an international development project that will see the opening of a Pathé multiplex in Tunisia in 2018.

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Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé is the biggest movie theater chain in France, the Netherlands and Switzerland.

In 2016, the chain sold 66.8 million admissions comprising 47.6 million in France, 14.9 million in the Netherlands, 3 million in Switzerland and 1.3 million in Belgium.

Belgium5 movie theaters with a total of 29 screens

45 employees

The Netherlands 25 movie theaters with a total of 206 screens

1,457 employees

Switzerland 8 movie theaters with a total of 61 screens

340 employees

France71 movie theaters with a total of 784 screens

1,964 employees

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GAUMONT CONVENTION CINEMA The revival of a model cinema First opened in 1919, the Gaumont Convention has been entirely demolished and rebuilt. Inaugurated in March 2016, this state-of-the-art 3,300 m2 multiplex and local movie theater offers eclectic and high-quality programming.

Its contemporary transparent facade marrying glass and steel was designed by Jean-Pierre Buffi of Intens-Cité: “In the evening light, the ensemble is like a ‘magic lantern’ that illuminates the city.”

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THREE NEW MULTIPLEXES IN PARISConvention, Alésia, and La Villette: in 2016, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé built or rebuilt three Paris cinemas using renowned architects and designers, turning them into truly vibrant spaces of cultural exchange.

Gaumont Convention, Gaumont Alésia, and Pathé La Villette strive to meet the demands of a discriminating audience, both in terms of the rich variety of their programming and the quality and comfort of their facilities: spacious foyers, spectacular screens, concessions counters and comfortable seating.

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Architect: Jean-Pierre Buffi

9 screens including 1 Dolby AtmosTM screen

1,253 numbered seats

4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

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S GAUMONT ALÉSIA CINEMA The transformation of a 1930s-era cinemaAfter an impressive 16-month renovation project, the Gaumont Alésia reopened its doors in July 2016. “Restoring the old cinema was a challenge due to the high standards we wanted to offer our audiences,” explains Beatriz Berian, Director of Buildings and Facilities.

Audiences are now welcomed by an illuminated façade of vertical glass facets covered with LEDs. In the heart of the multiplex, guests can relax on the terraced steps of the atrium, a meeting point before and after a show.

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PATHÉ LA VILLETTE CINEMA The most innovative cinema in ParisThe new Pathé La Villette multiplex, with its futuristic design by Ora-ïto, is located inside the Vill’Up shopping centre in the heart of the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, and opened its doors in December 2016.The first Parisian cinema to feature an Imax® screen, Pathé La Villette is now also the first cinema in France to offer the 4DX experience: a new auditorium that combines motion chairs with other sensory effects in perfect synchronicity with the action on screen.

Designer : Ora-ïto

8 screens including 1 Dolby AtmosTM screen

1,364 numbered seats

4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

Architect: Manuelle Gautrand

16 screens, including 1 Imax® screen, 1 Dolby AtmosTM screen,

and 1 4DX screen

2,850 numbered seats

4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

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STWO RENOVATIONS

LES CINÉMAS GAUMONT PATHÉ ACQUIRE EUROPACORP’S CINEMATIC OPERATIONS

In 2016, Pathé renovated two of its cinemas: Pathé Brumath in Strasbourg and Pathé Échirolles in Grenoble.

This includes the Aéroville multiplex in Tremblay-en-France and the La Joliette multiplex project in Marseille.

12 screens, including 1 Dolby AtmosTM screen and 2 First screens 2,380 numbered seats

EUROPACORP AÉROVILLE CINEMA Tremblay-en-France

14 screens 2,800 numbered seats

LA JOLIETTE CINEMA EUROPACORP PROJECT Marseille

PATHÉ BRUMATH CINEMA Strasbourg

14 screens, including 1 Dolby AtmosTM screen 2,760 numbered seats 4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

Designer: Ora-ïto

PATHÉ ÉCHIROLLES CINEMA Grenoble

12 screens 2,900 numbered seats 4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

Designer: Ora-ïto

Fitted out with state-of-the-art technology, Pathé La Valette is the first cinema in France to offer an Imax® Laser auditorium: its 25-metre-wide and 14-metre-high screen has a total surface area of 350 m2. In particular, with two 4K laser projectors and 12 audio channels, this system’s impeccable quality sound and visuals (which are brighter and more contrasted) let audiences experience complete immersion in the film’s universe, from every seat in the screen. And Pathé La Valette’s innovations don’t stop there: there is also a VIP screen with 48 extra-wide reclining chairs, private lounge, and dining options.

PATHÉ LA VALETTE CINEMA-TOULONON THE CUTTING EDGE OF TECHNOLOGY Following in the footsteps of Pathé Grand Ciel, France’s first multiplex which opened in 1993, the Pathé La Valette opened its doors in the heart of the Avenue 83 shopping center in Toulon, in April 2016.

Architect: Pierre Chican

Designer: Ora-ïto

15 screens including

1 Imax® Laser screen and 1 VIP screen

3,250 numbered seats

4K and 2K projectors and 7.1 digital sound

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Pathé Zwolle opened its doors in December 2016, bolstering the presence of Pathé in the Netherlands, and raising the total number of cinemas across the country to 25.

Pathé Zwolle is fitted with nine screens totalling 1,555 seats and features Starbucks areas, a Pop Chef facility (so guests can personalize their popcorn with their chosen flavor combinations), a candy bar, and lounge areas.Two of the screens are fitted with Dolby AtmosTM, with two others available for private bookings.

PATHÉ ZWOLLETHE NETHERLANDSAlready the number-one chain in the Netherlands, Pathé has opened a new multiplex cinema in the town center of Zwolle, northeast of Amsterdam.

2017 will be marked by the departure of Lauge Nielsen, Managing Director of Pathé Cinemas in the Netherlands. In his 20 years as Managing Director, Lauge Nielsen succeeded in making Pathé the leader of the Dutch market.Dertje Meijer, former CEO of the Port of Amsterdam, will assume his mantle.

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SDIVERSITY OF PROGRAMMING THE FRENCH EXAMPLE

Events to make you fall (even deeper) in love with film

Mindful of the need for editorial diversity and breadth, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé released 480 films on their screens in France in 2016.

To help cinemagoers choose their films in France, Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé uses three labels, which were applied to 28 films in 2016.

Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé continues to roll out Imax® facilities

La Grande Journée des enfants (Kids’ Day Out) allowed families to share magical movie moments, complete with activities, gifts, and more. Offered by some 60 cinemas the two events (in July and November 2016) screened six films, bringing in audiences of 50,000 people.

Les séances Il était une fois... (Once Upon a Time Screenings), already well-established across the Pathé network, allowed audiences to discover or rediscover cult films from cinema history, each opening with a presentation by journalist Philippe Rouyer. Six works were shown in 2016, bringing in a total of 30,000 moviegoers.

The Cannes in Paris event allowed Parisian audiences to experience the Cannes Festival for themselves. Over three days, the Gaumont Opéra screened a number of the films in competition.

Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé chain has the second-highest number of Imax® screens in Western Europe, with a total of 22 screens, following the recent agreement signed with Imax® Corporation. Three new movie theaters, each fitted with Imax® Laser technology, opened in France in 2016: one at the Pathé La Valette in Toulon, another at the Gaumont Montpellier, and a third at the Gaumont Disney Village in Paris.

Films that particularly charmed and moved us

Films we found unique for their plot or for their cinematography

Ideal for family viewing, well-suited for all generations

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SERVICESAugmenting customer experience with even more online servicesIn France, the growth of digital customer services can be seen online:1 11.9 million e-tickets were sold in 2016, corresponding to a growth of 40% from 2015.2 Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé France launched a new mobile-friendly site in August 2016, resulting in an 88%

increase in online visits.3 35 online stores opened for sales and handling of virtual cinema vouchers to professionals (works councils,

associations, retailers, etc.).4 Reserved seating is now available through all sales channels. Customers can select their seat upon

purchasing their e-ticket, whether via the website or one of the mobile apps.Starbucks makes an entrance in our cinemasStarbucks on the Go has rolled out 53 of its facilities in 47 Gaumont and Pathé cinemas. Starbucks on the Go is a premium service offering a selection of self-service coffees.

In Switzerland, Pathé simplifies every step of the audience’s cinema experience with its new website launched in November 2016.This responsive design website offers the perfect user-friendly experience. Users can suggest a film night to their friends by sharing the film’s poster and trailer via the WhatsApp or Doodle apps. The instant purchase button also allows users to buy their e-ticket in just a few clicks. The number of tickets sold online increased by more than 35% in the three months following the site’s launch.

In the Netherlands, the digital services available to our audiences continue to be enhanced.A new web site was developed, featuring responsive design. What’s more, since November 2016, the new Pathé App for iOS garnered a marked increase in online sales: 23% at the virtual box office compared to the 16% rise in regular sales.

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Three unlimited cinema subscription programmesIn France, the Pass Intégral, launched in October 2016, is a subscription allowing audiences to enjoy unlimited cinema. Pass holders have access to its 100% digital programme via Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé mobile app.

In the Netherlands, it is already possible to become a member of Pathé Unlimited in just five minutes via a mobile phone. Membership is valid for immediate use and available from a specially designed app.

In Switzerland, all Pathé cinemas offer the unlimited-access Pathé Pass, and the Pathé Friends subscription card.

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First season with the Comédie-Française For the first time ever, Pathé Live is providing exclusive access to great plays, broadcasting live to cinemas from the Richelieu auditorium of the Comédie-Française. Shows such as Romeo and Juliette (William Shakespeare), The Misanthrope (Molière), and Cyrano de Bergerac (Edmond Rostand) will be broadcast live to more than 300 cinemas across France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Quebec as well as in major European capitals before being rebroadcast with subtitles worldwide.

With more than 1,700 screens in 60 countries, Pathé Live is the leader in screening cultural events in movie theaters, offering to all the opportunity to experience major shows performed by the most prestigious troupes as the Metropolitan Opera, the Bolshoi, and now, the Comédie-Française.

Alongside the two great houses of opera and dance, this French institution is beyond question the reference for theater. Jérôme Seydoux, Chairman of Pathé.

Season highlights The Nutcracker ballet Charley Dances the Alphabet Show: 1st Pathé Live Kids event Louane in concert Eddy Mitchell in concert: Big Bang The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years documentary “Florence and the Uffizi Gallery 3D” exhibition walkthrough

First movie for the little ’uns In 2016, Pathé Live also launched the Pathé Live Kids initiative, giving children from ages 2-3 the chance to see all their favorite heroes in action: Masha and the Bear, Charley and Mimmo, Trotro...

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In its inaugural year, the Olympique Lyonnais stadium welcomed nearly 1.6 million spectatorsover 39 events, including 6 matches of the UEFA Euro 2016.In terms of sporting achievements for the 2015-2016 season, the men’s team were runners-upof the Ligue 1 in France, and the women’s team were champions of both the UEFA Champions League and the Coupe de France.

The OL Groupe, a major player in the field of sport and entertainment in France, is structured around Olympique Lyonnais, a Premier League football club. Pathé has been a shareholder of the OL Groupe since 1999. OLYMPIQUE

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*Source: Eurosport

Most Beautiful Stadium of the UEFA Euro 2016*

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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENTPRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION France

Sébastien CareilMarketing Director Olivier Cottet-PuinelSenior Vice President,Business Affairs and Head of LegalHenri DemoulinVice President, Sales FranceChristine HayetSenior Vice President Catalog, Video, TV. Ardavan SafaeeDevelopment and Production Director

DEVELOPMENTThomas Riboud-SeydouxDevelopment Director

PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION The United Kingdom

Cameron McCracken Managing Director

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