Name: Circuito Cinema Nuovo Olimpia
Address: Via in Lucina, 16, 00186 Roma RM, Italy, IT
Telephone: +39 06 8880 1283

Circuito Cinema Nuovo Olimpia is a movie theater, located at Via in Lucina, 16, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. They can be contacted via phone at +39 06 8880 1283, visit their website nuovoolimpia.ccroma.circuitocinema.com for more detailed information.

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Via in Lucina, 16, 00186 Roma RM

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Anonymous

19 May 2017

smallish but nice cinema which sometimes has original language films with subtitles
Anonymous

07 March 2017

Very nice and friendly cinema. Italian style.
Anonymous

22 January 2017

My anus smells. I liked the movie, my rega gave me the good blow after watching 12 years a slave and she is black.like really black. I like turtles
Anonymous

09 September 2016

Great location for viewing relatively current films in English.
Anonymous

18 May 2016

A boutique cinema of sorts tucked into the heart of Rome's shopping district and entertainment.
Does attempt to show films in original language and foreign-subtitled films. Perhaps one of the few cinemas in Rome to show films in English. Would classify it as not cosy but functional. Staff are quite friendly.
Anonymous

23 January 2016

Films in original language. The only one in Rome as far as I know. You can even hear Marcello Mastroianni talking Italian here.
Anonymous

06 February 2015

the best, possibly the only movie theater in Rome for me: films in the original version (thank God!), mostly but not only in English, with subtitles, just out and anything shown here is sure to be top quality. Super central location in a quiet street behind Parliament Square. Two small screens, caters to smart people and/or English speaking audience. Wish more people came here.
Anonymous

18 December 2014

Fabulous cinema showing films in their original version, an island in a fake sea of dubbed nonsense. Should be packed every day of the week but isn't. Please start showing films for kids too early at weekends or at 5 on weekdays - hundreds of people would come, not just me and my daughter. A summer film festival would great fun too - different films every day from the previous 12 months. I'll do it for you if you can't be bothered!