‘French Cinema and Venetian Magic’
A Cinematic Journey in Venice: Don’t Miss ‘French Cinema Fridays’
Imagine the enchanting beauty of Venice combined with the magic of French cinema. It’s an unmissable opportunity on May 16, 2025, at 4:30 PM (UTC) at La Casa del Cinema. Here, the Alliance Française of Venice, in collaboration with Espace Louis Vuitton Venice, is organizing a special event titled “French Cinema Fridays.”
- Main Film: Atlantic Bar by Fanny Molins (2022)
- Description: Nathalie is the soul of the Atlantic Bar, a vital haven for the local community with its rhythm of music and dance. But with the bar up for sale, Nathalie and the patrons face the possibility of losing this cherished corner of belonging.
- Language: French with Italian subtitles
- Admission: Free until all seats are filled
Additionally, immerse yourself further in the dreamlike atmospheres with the screening of a second French classic:
- Second Film: Le Roi et l’oiseau by Paul Grimault (1979, 1h20)
- Description: An adventurous story based on a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, where a chimney sweep and a shepherdess escape a tyrannical king with the help of a bird wearing a top hat.
- Language: French with Italian subtitles
After an intense day exploring French cinematic culture, the Santa Croce Boutique Hotel welcomes you with open doors. Situated in a central yet tranquil location, our hotel is the perfect choice for those wishing to immerse themselves in the Venetian atmosphere without sacrificing serene relaxation.
Rest in our secret garden, a small green paradise hidden among the Venetian alleys, where every guest can breathe tranquility and beauty. Combine culture and well-being while experiencing the elegance and comfort of authentic Venice.
Don’t miss the chance to live a unique experience: book now your stay at the Santa Croce Boutique Hotel. Join us for a journey through French cinema and the magic of Venice.
Original content from Veneto Around Me. Event page link: https://venetoaroundme.regione.veneto.it/it/eventi/i-venerdi-del-cinema-francese-atlantic-bar-di-fanny-molins
