Cinema Paris is a Yorck cinema on Kurfürstendamm, inside the Maison de France. Yorck describes its programme as French-language and European films, often shown in the original version with subtitles, and the cinema hosts the French Film Week and the French youth film festival Cinefête. It opened in 1950 together with the Maison de France, which Berlin declared a listed monument in 1993, and Yorck has run it since 1994.
On Yorck's own listings, OmU means the original version with German subtitles and OmeU the original with English subtitles, while DF marks German-language audio. None of these labels by itself means English audio, and our listings here are for English-audio screenings.
Yorck lists Uhlandstraße as the U-Bahn station, and there are bike racks in front of the cinema on Uhlandstraße. Access depends on where you sit. There is one step at the main entrance, and staff can provide a ramp. The balcony is reached by a lift (tell the staff when you arrive), while the stalls are four steps down. A lift gives level access to the toilet, but Yorck says the toilet itself is not suitable for wheelchairs. Yorck's accessibility page has the full details.