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TICKETS AND EXCLUSIVE PASS TO PROMOTE TALENT AND INDEPENDENT CINEMA! SUPPORT RIFF!

The affordable prices of the RIFF are thought to support emerging independent cinema.
€5  single afternoon session
€7  single evening session

Moreover, for cinema enthusiastics, find out our PASS for the RIFF:
VIP PASS includes for only €50:
– admission to all festival shows
– RIFF Awards’ catalogue
– discounts on affiliated restaurants and hotels
– Opening Party Invitation
– Final Award Ceremony and After Party invitation

INDEPENDENT PASS includes for only €40:

– admission to all festival shows

There are lots of offers and promotions offered to RIFF’S guests from different facilities:

Bibiocard’s owners can get tickets for €5 (instead of €7) on evening shows and a 20% discount will be provided for those who want to buy Vip Pass or Independent PASS

Ristorante Cotto: 10% discount limited to the days of the festival
(Via Torino, 124 – +39 06 8351 1947 – http://www.cottoroma.it/)

Black Market: Aperitif 8€; Wine 4€; Beer Buy 2, Get 3 free;
(Via Panisperna, 101 – 339 898 1992 – http://www.blackmarketartgallery.it/)

Elebike: 20 % discount on tours until 31st May
(Via Paola, 10 – 06 6880 6033 – http://www.elebikerome.it/it/)

ParkAppy: this app will help you to find a parking spot in Rome city centre or in the area of “The Space”cinema, located in Piazza della Repubblica.
For further information please send an e-mail to: accrediti@riff.it
[Accreditations and PASS do not guarantee entrance if all the seats are sold]
Help us expand independent cinematography! Support us!
https://www.riff.it/ticket/

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