Nomadland
Show times: 21:30
Original Language: Only on July 23rd
MPAA Rating: R
Synopsis: A woman in her sixties who, after losing everything in the Great Recession, embarks on a journey through the American West, living as a van-dwelling modern-day nomad.
Miss Marx
Show times: 21:30
Original Language: Only on July 26th
MPAA Rating: NR
Synopsis: Bright, intelligent, passionate and free, Eleanor is Karl Marx’s youngest daughter. Among the first women to link the themes of feminism and socialism, she takes part in the workers’ battles and fights for women’s rights and the abolition of child labor. In 1883 she meets Edward Aveling and her life is crushed by a passionate but tragic love story.
I WeirDO
Show times: 21:30
Original Language: Only on July 27th
MPAA Rating: NR
Please note that this is a film in Mandarin with subtitles in Italian.
Please also note that this film is Rated 18 in Italy, therefore admission is not permitted to children under 18 years old.
Synopsis: Po-ching is an OCD patient and his quirkiness makes people regard him as a weirdo. One day, he meets another weirdo Chen Ching. It’s fate that brings them together. Their relationship is spotless and perfect. But everything becomes different when Po-ching suddenly stops having OCD. In the world of love, we are each other’s weirdos. When love is gone, I’m no longer attracted to your quirkiness.
The whole movie was filmed using iPhone XS Max.
Maternal
Show times: 21:30
Original Language: Only on July 28th
MPAA Rating: NR
Please note that this is a film in Spanish and Italian with subtitles in Italian
Synopsis: Lu is a disruptive, rebellious teenage mother. She lives with her daughter Nina in a women’s refuge run by a group of nuns in Buenos Aires. The arrival of Paola, a sympathetic Italian nun who takes a shine to Nina, coincides with Lu going missing. What ensues is a sensitively realized and ultimately heartbreaking portrait of life in a refuge.
Rifkin’s Festival
Show times: 21:30
Original Language: Only on July 30th
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Synopsis: The film tells the story of an American couple attending the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The charm of that small city in the North of Spain and the charm of the world of cinema soon seduce the couple. She has a slip with a brilliant French film director, while he falls in love with a young Spanish resident in the city.
Ticket Prices
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays:
€8,50 afternoon and evening.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
€6,50 afternoon, €8,50 evening.
Wednesday:
€6,50 all day.
Where is the Cinema Nuovo Sacher?
Largo Ascianghi 1
Rome Review Tip: The movie theater Nuovo Sacher is right off of Viale Trastevere.
See map below.
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