Rome Cinema

Unfortunately, most theaters in Rome show dubbed movies. For foreign films with Italian subtitles, look for a “v.o.” or “l.o.” in listings ( versione originale or lingua originale ). In summer, huge screens spring up in piazze around the city for outdoor filmfests. A popular site is on Isola Tiberina. Cinemas citywide offer discounts on Wednesdays and for showings before 6pm. Visit www.ilteatrodiroma.it for more info. For up-to-date showtimes and ticket information for English film showings around the city, visit www.romereview.com.

Metropolitan, V. del Corso 7 (☎06 32 00 933). A-Flaminio, near P. del Popolo. 4-screen theater shows films in their original language every day. Tickets €7.50, W and matinees M-Tu and Th-F €5.50.
Nuovo Olimpia, V. in Lucina 16G (☎06 68 61 068). A-Spagna, off V. del Corso. Olympic film haven shows American films for 1 week before dubbing. 2 screens. Tickets €7.50, W and matinees M-Tu and Th-F €5.50.
Nuovo Sacher, Largo Ascianghi 1 (☎06 58 18 116). Take V. Induno from V. di Trastevere. Famed Italian director Nanni Moretti’s theater shows a host of indie films on 1 screen. Films in original language M. Tickets €7, W all day and M-F matinees €5.
Warner Village Moderno, P. della Repubblica 43/45 (info line open 10am-9pm, €1.20 per min. ☎06 89 21 11; www.warnervillage.it). Frequently shows films in English. 5 screens. Tickets €7.50; under 12, over 65, W all day and M-F matinees €5.50; students M-F €4; Tu “4 ladies” all shows €4.