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Cinema in Rome |
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Cinema in Rome |
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 ost foreign - language films in
Italy are dubbed rather than subtitled. However, a growing number of cinemas offer
"original language" nights. They are listed below. All
commercial blockbusters make their way to Rome eventually, somethimes with delays of six
months, and the less commercial films straggle in from time to time, to be found in film
festivals and in some of the more "artsy" cinemas, such as the Nuovo Sacher.Note:
snack bars are also rare, although they too are beginning to crop up more and more.
Instead, films generally have an intermission, during which time a snack vendor makes the
rounds, offering ice cream, pop - corn, candy and soft drinks. Matinee prices are lower as
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"Rome-open city"
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language Finally more and more cinemas are waking up to the idea that peple prefer listening the movies in English because some films sound almost unnatural in italian. The latest cinema is the Nuovo Olimpia in Via Lucina, 16 (Centre) which is starting off with the latest Kubri "Eyes Wide Shut" and Wender's very successful "Buena Vista Social Club". For more information call the cinema on 06.4815395 |
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