Normally, all films are screened in the original language with Italian subtitles, except for the first afternoon viewings for children, which are in Italian. As a member, you also have access to its popular events. It costs just 5 euros for the whole year (free for children) and you can purchase it online. Because Il Cinemino is technically a film club, in order to buy tickets you must first buy a membership card. The programme is not dictated by release dates so you can enjoy screenings of things you missed the first time around. For example, they regularly include films for children and include popular artist biopics and documentaries, such as Egon Schiele (Germany, 2016). The programme is incredibly varied, and not just in terms of showing small-scale productions and independent films, documentaries, animations and shorts, but also in the more mainstream genres. It has one small screening room and a groovy 1970s-inspired bar. Located in the well-heeled Porta Romana, Il Cinemino is a film club run by the Sei Seneca Cultural Association, established with the aim of creating a lively meeting point for film-lovers.
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