On Monday, April 19, 2026, the Omac cinema association held its annual general meeting at the Le Normandy cinema in Thury-Harcourt-le-Hom (Calvados). President Sophie Jézéquel, programmer Hervé, and the team of volunteers reaffirmed their commitment to making Normandy a cultural landmark accessible to everyone.
During the meeting, Sophie, the association’s president, emphasized the vitality of the structure that has been operating in the heart of Suisse Normande for over 30 years.
The year 2025 was a successful one for the Normandy cinema, with popular films drawing in a steady audience. Animated films like “Zootopia 2” and family favorites like “Paddington au Pérou” and “The Lion King” were among the top performers, showcasing the audience’s interest in cinematic spectacles.
Hervé highlighted the positive results from these successful films, which help support the diverse programming of the cinema.
Despite recent changes in cultural consumption habits, the association remains optimistic about a gradual return to normal attendance levels. The cinema continues to be a vital social hub for Thury-Harcourt-le-Hom and the surrounding communities.
The success of the Normandy cinema is attributed to its diverse programming, a mix of blockbusters, art films, and themed animations. Hervé emphasized the importance of catering to a young audience, especially during school holidays, and highlighted upcoming film festivals such as “M’Hom au ciné.”
Looking ahead to 2026, the association has ambitious plans to modernize the cinema’s facilities and offer regular events to keep the venue bustling year-round. A sound financial report ensures stability and the ability to invest in the cinema’s cultural sustainability.
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