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Title: Two Lovers (Cinema on a Plate – Film Screening)
Location: Danaos I, 109 Kifissias Avenue / Panormou metro station
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Description: The Hellenic American Union participates for the first time in the event ″Cinema on a Plate\” – an innovative concept which combines cinema and gastronomy – with the screening of the film ″Two lovers″, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Gwyneth Paltrow. The film, which focuses on the emotional dilemma of a young man in Brooklyn, New York, is screened on Monday, March 9 at 20:00 at Danaos I Cinema.

Following the screening, restaurants Boschetto and Priamo, undertake to interpret the atmosphere of the film into flavors, thus rendering a new dimension to the film‘s savor and expanding the borders of gastronomic pleasure.

″Cinema on a Plate\” is held under the auspices of the Municipality of Athens, and 40% of the sales coming from the tickets of the screenings will be granted for beneficial purposes.

For tickets and information:
Danaos I, 109 Kifissias Avenue / Panormou metro station, Τel: 210 6922657
BOSCHETTO, Evangelismos grove, Hilton area, Tel: 210 7210893 , 7227324
PRIAMO, 74 Kapodistriou Str., Filothei, Τel: 210 6842099

Start Time: 20:00
Date: 2009-03-09

By Athensguide

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