Le Pasino Grand d’Aix Crowned Best Entertainment Casino as Spirit Awards Honor Independent Films
French casino Le Pasino Grand d’Aix wins top entertainment award while independent films earn major recognitions at the Spirit Awards.
- • Le Pasino Grand d’Aix named Best Entertainment Casino for 2025 at European Casino Awards in Barcelona.
- • Laurent Mizoule credits the award to the strategic vision and team efforts at Pasino Grand d’Aix.
- • The casino hosts high-profile events, including the upcoming Winamax Poker Tour finale in March 2025.
- • Train Dreams won Best Film at the 41st Spirit Awards, with Clint Bentley recognized as Best Director.
- • Rose Byrne won Best Actress for Si j’en avais la force; L’Agent secret named Best Foreign Film.
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Le Pasino Grand d’Aix, part of the Partouche group, was celebrated as the 'Best Entertainment Casino' for 2025 at the European Casino Awards held in Barcelona. Laurent Mizoule, the general manager, expressed great pride in this accolade, crediting the achievement to the strategic vision and dedicated efforts of the casino’s team. The venue prides itself on delivering a comprehensive entertainment experience beyond traditional gambling, featuring immersive events, dining, and performances by renowned artists like Gims and Gad Elmaleh. It is also set to host the finale of the Winamax Poker Tour from March 20 to 30, 2025, an event that earned the 'Live Event of the Year 2025' at the Francophone Poker Awards.
Meanwhile, the 41st Spirit Awards in Los Angeles celebrated independent films with Train Dreams winning Best Film. Directed by Clint Bentley and starring Joel Edgerton, the historical drama chronicles the American West’s transformation in the early 20th century. The film also received Best Director and Best Cinematography awards. Rose Byrne won Best Actress for her role in Si j’en avais la force, highlighting the importance of independent filmmaking. L’Agent secret was honored as Best Foreign Film, shining a spotlight on Brazilian cinema. Other winners included Lurker for Best First Feature and La Voisine idéale for Best Documentary. The mini-series Adolescence received several accolades, including Best New Series.
These recognitions underscore France’s cultural influence in entertainment venues and connect with the global celebration of independent cinema.
This article was translated and synthesized from French sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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