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Venice films come to cinemas in Rome

Cinemas in Rome and Lazio celebrate the 83rd Venice Film Festival by screening previews of movies presented at the gala cinema event earlier this month. From 24 September to 6 October, cinemas in the capital and the Lazio region will screen 50 films that premiered at the world's oldest film festival.

Venice films come to cinemas in Rome

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Cinemas in Rome and Lazio celebrate the 83rd Venice Film Festival by screening previews of movies presented at the gala cinema event earlier this month.

From 24 September to 6 October, cinemas in the capital and the Lazio region will screen 50 films that premiered at the world's oldest film festival.

A series of cinemas in Rome and Lazio are participating in the 32nd edition of the initiative which is organised by the culture ministry, the city of Rome and the Lazio branch of ANEC, the Italian...

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Cinemas in Rome and Lazio celebrate the 83rd Venice Film Festival by screening previews of movies presented at the gala cinema event earlier this month. From 24 September to 6 October, cinemas in the capital and the Lazio region will screen 50 films that premiered at the world's oldest film festival. A series of cinemas in Rome and Lazio are participating in the 32nd edition of the initiative which is organised by the culture ministry, the city of Rome and the Lazio branch of ANEC, the Italian association of cinema owners.

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  • Bucking Fastard by Herzog, Look Back by Koreeda, the Special Jury Prize winner Naza, the Silver Lion Possible Love, and the Golden Lion Woman Unknown.
  • La ragazza con la Leica by Alina Marazzi, Furies by Rami Kodeih, and the Orizzonti Special Jury Prize winner La maison du vent.

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Cinemas in Rome and Lazio screen Venice films. Tickets cost €7, or €40 for a package of 10 films.

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