Final Fantasy 7 fans will be able to treat themselves to a very nice surprise in France and in many cinemas. This is excellent news for fans of the franchise.
To mark the release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Square Enix, in collaboration with CGR Events, Sony Pictures and Park Circus, announces the limited release of FF7: Advent Children Complete in French cinemas. This expansion of the Final Fantasy 7 universe will be available for viewing on March 16 and 17 in the original version with French subtitles.
A beautiful FF7 film, back at the cinema
As we can discover, tickets are already available in more than 100 theaters across France, and the list of participating cinemas is accessible on the CGR Events website. You can find all the details by following this link. The event includes not only the screening of the extended version of the film but also an exclusive interview with the creators, offering new insight into Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and the entire franchise. Speakers including Tetsuya Nomura, Naoki Hamaguchi, and Yoshinori Kitase will share their perspectives on the development and impact of the series.
FF7: Advent Children Complete expands the original experience with an additional 26 minutes of content, enhancing scenes with enhanced graphics. The film continues the story two years after the events of Midgar, introducing a new global threat. Obviously, the projection coincides with the launch of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth available on PS5 since February 29, 2024.
Especially around the time of its release in 2005, FF7: Advent Children was notable for its stunning visuals. But also his music and his deepening of the universe and characters of FF. Although aimed at fans of the game, the film also offers a great moment for those who are not particularly fans of the universe.
Don’t panic for those who are a little afraid of not having tickets. There are still many places available and cinemas can be found in almost all regions of France. There should therefore be something for everyone, especially since the sessions take place over two days.