Roma D'Essai
Roma D'Essai is a historic cinema in Bologna, Italy, part of the Circuito Cinema Bologna network.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Roma D'Essai is a cinema located in Bologna, Italy. It is one of the venues operated by Circuito Cinema Bologna, a network of cinemas in the city. The cinema is listed among the sale (screens) of the Circuito Cinema Bologna, which includes other historic cinemas such as Multisala Odeon, Cinema Europa, Rialto, and Studio. Roma D'Essai contributes to the rich cinematic tradition of Bologna, a city known for its film culture and historic theaters. The cinema likely offers a selection of films, possibly including art-house and independent cinema, given the 'D'Essai' in its name, which in Italian refers to 'essay' or 'experimental' cinema, often associated with arthouse films. As part of Circuito Cinema Bologna, it benefits from shared programming and promotional efforts. The exact founding date and current number of screens are not specified in the available evidence, but it remains an active part of Bologna's cinema landscape.
History
Roma D'Essai is a cinema in Bologna, Italy. It is part of the Circuito Cinema Bologna, a group of cinemas that includes Multisala Odeon, Cinema Europa, Rialto, and Studio. The Circuito Cinema Bologna has a history of over 50 years of cinema in the city. The Multisala Odeon, one of the network's venues, was founded by Gino Agostini and Egidio Errani after being inspired by the Le Balzac cinema in Paris. They acquired licenses from adult cinemas to open the first multiplex in a city center in Italy. While the specific history of Roma D'Essai is not detailed in the available evidence, it is likely that it shares a similar heritage as part of Bologna's historic cinema circuit. The cinema continues to operate as part of the network, contributing to the city's vibrant film culture.
Products and positioning
Arthouse cinema within the Circuito Cinema Bologna network
Product categories. Cinema screenings · Film programming · Cultural events
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