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Chez Dede sought to reinforce Hotel Eden’s
historic link with the world of cinema by
proposing to showcase the theme of Rome,
both as an undisputed protagonist and a
classic backdrop in cinema. Cinephiles and
non will enjoy viewing iconic and arthouse
films in a cinematic theatre modelled on the
past — an intimate environment, elegant
and comfortable sofas, precious velvet curtains
that descend softly from the ceiling,
and “ushers” in bespoke uniforms created
especially for the occasion, all render the
experience truly unforgettable.
Costing 20 EURO, tickets to the screenings
include special gourmet popcorn, sweet or
savoury, created by executive chef Fabio
Ciervo, accompanied by a mini bottle of
Moët & Chandon Champagne. There will
also be a trolley from which guests can
select from a range of snacks designed by
Ciervo. Moët & Chandon has won the heart
of cinema, celebrating the great achievements
of generations of actors and directors
of the international scene at premieres and
festivals, becoming the Champagne of the
Cinema.
In addition, those attending the afternoon
Sunday screening are given the option of
a pre-cinema brunch created by Executive
Chef Fabio Ciervo, accompanied by live
music, with entry to the Piccolo Cinema
Eden (3:30pm screening) at a special rate of
90 EURO instead of 100 EURO.
Paolo Sorrentino’s “The Great Beauty” shall
bring this film festival to a close, as an original
interpretation of Rome that earned
him an Oscar in 2014 in the “Best Foreign
Language Film” category and which has
been critically defined as a modern version
of Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”.
“Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” by Vittorio
De Sica, with the extraordinary pair of
Loren-Mastroianni. The film was awarded
the Oscar for “Best Foreign Film”.
Hotel Eden thus consolidates its bond with
cinema, in honour of its history spanning
over 130 years, seeing the presence of great
personalities from the world of entertainment
such as Director Orson Welles, the
charming Ingrid Bergman who lived in the
Aurora Terrace Suite for quite some time, as
well as world-famous actress and dancer,
Ginger Rogers.
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The carefully designed programme includes
the classic film “Roman Holiday” starring the
stunning Audrey Hepburn sashaying along
the streets of Rome with the fascinating
Gregory Peck,