- Verbier -
Walter Egli (Beat Schlatter) est un policier. Au moment de déplier son bulletin de vote, il ne prend que quelques secondes avant d’inscrire le « JA » qui officialiserait le Suisse allemand comme unique langue nationale. À la grande surprise, c’est le français qui l’a emporté. Toutes les structures financées par l’état devront impérativement communiquer dans la langue de Molière d’ici deux mois. Au commissariat, un Suisse romand nommé Jonas (Vincent Kucholl) remplace l’ancien collègue de Walter, inapte à cette transition linguistique. Tous deux se voient confier une mission, celle de débusquer un réseau de résistants situé au Tessin, prêt à tout pour défendre le plurilinguisme helvétique.
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Tickets must be purchased at the cinema, no earlier than 30 minutes before the start of the session.
Balcony : Fr. 16.-
Parterre: Fr. 15.-
Balcony : Fr. 13.-
Parterre: Fr. 12.-
3D (glasses) : Fr. 3.-
10 screening subscription: Fr. 110.-
Independent and classified, Verbier cinema was built in 1956 by the architect Alexandre Bujard 1st, then operated by his son Pierre-Alex and Janine Bujard for more than 25 years, then by their eldest son Alexandre 2nd of the name which continues to perpetuate the family film tradition since 1998.
The 440-seat hall with a 150-seat balcony is one of a kind; its rococo style will evolve with its time without changing its look from the beginning despite several changes in projection techniques (abandoning the 35-min film in favor of a 4K digital projector and 3D) and sound (switching from stereo to Dolby 5.1 ). We are proud to be able to supplement our offer with seminars, conferences, one man shows, theater, birthday, and so many other events.
We are proud to present to you the program of the latest releases, sometimes in Swiss preview, in V-O subtitled or in French and a judicious choice of good films for all publics. Friends of the 7th art, the whole team of Verbier cinema is waiting for you!