Prime Minister Édouard Philippe presented Phase 2 of the country’s reopening Thursday
France’s movie theaters will reopen on June 22 after being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic for the past three months, prime minister Édouard Philippe announced in a televised press conference Thursday.
The reopening of the country’s over 2000 cinemas, with over 6000 screens, the highest screen total in Europe, are part of France’s Phase 2 of reopening. Philippe also said that restaurants, bars and gardens will reopen on June 2 under the reopening plan.
