Located in the EPCOT France Pavilion (World Showcase) is the Palais du Cinema that shows Impressions de France. The 20 minute video is only shown in the morning and at night (the Beauty and the Beast sing along is shown during the rest of the day). This theatre needs some TLC - the AC was weak and the theatre seats' old upholstery needs to be replaced.We did not learn much about France from the dated video. Except for iconic places such as the Eiffel Tower, we had no idea what we were watching since there was almost zero narration. Other park goers were also not impressed - three groups left while the video played.There is a very small costume display in the theatre lobby. For a much better movie and theatrical costume and prop exhibit, visit the Broadway Once Upon a Stage exhibit that is currently part of the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts 2025.

This is a nice film, if dated. It's not fancy, but it shows some lovely scenery and introduces you to different parts of France. It would benefit from updating, but it's a pleasant experience. It's also a great way to sit down and cool off and have some quiet time.

Located in the scenic France Pavilion at Epcot World Showcase, this is a terrific large screen film displaying the beautiful country of France. Unlike the movies in Canada and China, you are able to sit in a theater to experience this attraction.

Impressions de France has been one of my all time favorite attractions in Disney World...there is just something about it. I have no inherent nostalgia to France, as I have never been there, but the musical score along with the great visuals make this a wonderful respite in the back of the France Pavillion, away from the hustle of Disney World crowds and its ride pressures. I couldn't recommend this attraction more.

This has and will always be one of my favourite things to do in World Showcase. The movie is not played nearly as often as it used to be, but it's still there. We had to ask a cast member when it was going to be shown, as it doesn't play on repeat like it used to when I last visited 9 years ago. Luckily, we timed it right and got to see it again.