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> Children under the age of 6 are not admitted to the screenings. All screenings with a minimum age limit of 14 (12 if accompanied by a parent or whomever has parental authority, both providing a valid ID document) are specified in the program.
> Access will not be allowed once the screening has started but only 10 minutes before the time indicated in the programme.
> The public is admitted in the Sala Perla, Perla 2, Volpi, Casinò, and Pasinetti upon presentation of free coupons available at the ticket offices in Lido and in Venice from the day before the screening (subject to seating availability).
> Access to the Venice Virtual Reality section: all pass holders, upon reservation
Notes:
In order to qualify for the service it is necessary to be registered at the Boxol website. Then, link your accreditation code to the boxol account. The accreditation code is printed on your badge, just under the barcode or in the heading of the e-mail. It’s not possible to link more than one code to each account.
You will be allowed to make 1 booking per screening and up to 10 screenings per day.
Please note that you may be able to cancel your booking not later than 1 hour before the screening.
Accreditation code:
An electronic booking will be sent to you by email in PDF format. It will be your responsibility to print your electronic booking and show it together with your badge at the theatre admission gate, located at Lazzaretto Vecchio Island.
You can also book with your smartphone, tablet and show it on your mobile devices, without printing.
For booking information: internet@boxol.it with your name, surname and accreditation code.
Let us remind you that no shows for the screenings booked may lead to an impossibility to make further bookings.
SALA GRANDE
€ 14 (full price) € 12 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 2:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
€ 18 (full price) € 12 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 5:00 pm (numbered seat)
€ 45 (full price) € 40 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 7:30 pm (numbered seat)
€ 30 (full price) € 22 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 10:00 pm (numbered seat)
PALABIENNALE
€ 12 (full price) € 8 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 1:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
€ 12 (full price) € 8 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 3:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
€ 12 (full price) € 8 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 5:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
€ 20 (full price) € 12 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 8:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
SALA GIARDINO
€ 5 Screenings scheduled at 9.00 am
€ 5 Screenings scheduled at 2:30 pm (single price - unnumbered seat)
€ 5 Screenings scheduled at 5:00 pm (single price - unnumbered seat)
€ 5Screenings scheduled at 9:00 pm (single price - unnumbered seat)
SALA DARSENA
€ 12 (full price) € 8 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 2:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
€ 12 (full price) € 8 (concession*). Screenings scheduled at 5:00 pm (unnumbered seat)
Concessions
*Concession for holders of 76th Venice Film Festival’s subscriptions, Biennale Card 2019, Under 26 and Over 60.
Concession applicable upon production of a document proving eligibility.
For organizational reasons and management of admissions in the screening theatres, not all allowable discounts may be applied to online purchases and VeneziaUnica advance sales.
SALA GRANDE
Subscription Galleria Full: € 1,600
Valid for 10 film screening at 7:30 pm; includes Gala dinner.
Subscription Galleria Weekend: 1,100 €
Valid for 4 films screening from Thursday 29 Aug. to Sunday 1 Sept. at 7:30 pm.
Subscription Platea 5:00 pm (€ 160) / 7:30 pm (€ 500) / 10 pm (€ 300):
Subscription Platea 7:30 pm + 10 pm: € 650
PALABIENNALE
Subscription PalaBiennale 8:00 pm: € 200 (full price), € 160 (concession*)
Valid for 2 film screening in the Venezia 76 section.
SALA GIARDINO
Subscriptions for the Sala Giardino
9:00 am: € 20 (one price)
2:30 pm: € 25 (one price)
5:00 pm: € 25 (one price)
9:00 pm: € 35 (one price)
FULL: € 40 (one price)
SALA DARSENA
Subscriptions for the Sala Darsena
2:00 pm: € 35 (full price), € 30 (concession*)
5:00 pm: € 40 (full price), € 35 (concession*)
Concessions
Concession for Under 26 / Over 60 (for screenings in the Sala Grande, PalaBiennale, and Sala Darsena)
Concession for Under 26 / Over 60 and Biennale Card 2019* (*for screenings in the Sala Grande at 10:00 pm)
For further information:
E-mail biglietteria.cinema@labiennale.org
Tel. +39 041 2726624 (10 am to 1 pm / 3 pm to 6 pm)
Accreditation for professionals and Promotional Passes
The Venice International Film Festival offers all those working in the cinematographic sector the possibility of requesting accreditation according to their specific field of employment.
Accreditation will be granted according to the respective regulations and is subject to available seats.
Participation in the Venice Film Festival involves full acceptance of all its regulations
Any violation of these will result in the immediate withdrawal of the accreditation badge.
PRESS ACCREDITATION
Print media, online media, radio & television crews, photographers, and press attaches
INDUSTRY ACCREDITATION
Professionals of the film industry and artistic or technical operators
FILM DELEGATION ACCREDITATION
For persons involved with the films screened in the official selection of the Festival
CINEMA ACCREDITATION
For persons operating in the cinematographic sector under a cultural profile and for university students
PROMOTIONAL PASSES
Promotional passes are meant for people under 26 / over 60 who do not work in the cinematographic sector
ACCREDITATION FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
For university students with a passion for cinema
Arrival at Venezia S.Lucia railway station, then vaporetto boat to Lido (Actv public transport routes 5.1 / 5.2; stop: Lido S. Maria Elisabetta).
Exit the motorway at Venice, follow road signs for Venezia Lido, then board on the Actv ferry boat.
From Piazzale Roma and Ferrovia (Train station), Actv lines 1 / 2 / 6 / 5.1 / 5.2, stop: Lido S. Maria Elisabetta.
From Marco Polo Venice Airport: Alilaguna red line, stop: Lido S. Maria Elisabetta.
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Access to the venues of the 76th Venice International Film Festival are barrier-free for disabled visitors.
The bike sharing service managed by Agenzia Venezia Unica S.p.A. is available 24 hours a day, daily. Bicycle stations are located at the bicycle parking area at Piazzale S. Maria Elisabetta and at Palazzo del Cinema (Via Candia).
Registration
Agenzia Venezia Unica S.p.A.
Piazzale S. Maria Elisabetta - Lido di Venezia
daily from 8 am to 8 pm
€ 15 with Imob card
Fees
Membership card must be loaded with a minimum of € 5 the first time.
· From 0’ to 60’: free
· From 61’ to 120’:
€ 1/hour or fraction of an hour
· Over 120’:
€ 2/hour or fraction of an hour
Customers will receive full regulations upon registering for the Service.
Wi-Fi service is available in the Venice Film Festival areas, operated by Venice Connected / Comune di Venezia.
Accredited visitors
Accredited visitors will receive by email a code allowing them to use the wi-fi network.
Public
For access to the wi-fi service please check the website: www.veniceconnected.com
Piazzale S. Maria Elisabetta and Festival area
Tel. +39 041 5265974
Hotel at Lido: Consorzio Venezia e il suo Lido: www.veneziaeilsuolido.it
When will the next Venice Film Festival run?
28 August to 7 September 2019.
Which films will screen at the next Festival?
The full line-up will be announced at the end of July 2019 during the official press conference in Rome.
How many sections are there in the line-up?
The official selection includes: Venezia 76, Out of Competition, Orizzonti, Biennale College Cinema, Sconfini, Venice Virtual Reality, and a selection of restored classics, Venice Classics.
The independent and parallel sections include the International Critics’ Week (SIC) and the Giornate degli autori, these sections having their own regulations.
Which screenings are scheduled for the public?
The public has its own access to screenings as indicated in the daily programme. Some screenings are reserved for accredited visitors.
Are children admitted to screenings?
Children under the age of 6 are not admitted to screenings.
Furthermore, all screenings with a minimum age limit of 14 (12 if accompanied by a parent or whomever has parental authority, both providing a valid ID document) are specified in the program.
How do I buy tickets and subscriptions?
Details will be released after the line-up announcement.
Which prizes does the Festival award?
The Venezia 76 international jury will award the Golden Lion for Best Film. The international juries of the other sections will award the remaining prizes as specified in the Regulations.
What are the conditions for submitting a film?
All production or distribution companies and filmmakers can submit films for selection, providing they own the rights to do so and respect the Regulations and the festival deadlines.
What is the deadline for submitting a film?
The deadline is June 14 (May 31 for VR projects).
Must films be subtitled or dubbed?
All films must be presented exclusively in their original language. The festival will not accept dubbed films. Foreign language films must be subtitled in Italian. Italian language films must be subtitled in English.
Will the press see my film?
Some 3,000 journalists, film critics, and radio and television reporters are attending the Festival and have privileged access to screenings. A film presented at the Festival attracts world attention. The Venice Film Festival has long been an exclusive launching pad for the work of new filmmakers as well as for accomplished personalities.
Does the Festival have a Film Market?
The new Venice Production Bridge (the former Industry Office) headed by Pascal Diot provides the logistics and a framework for promoting and selling films.
How do I get accreditation? The Festival offers all those working in the cinematographic sector the possibility to apply for accreditation according to their specific area of employment. There are four types of accreditation: Press, Industry, Film Delegation, and Cinema. Accreditation will be granted according to the respective regulations. Details are available in the Accreditation section.
How do I make a hotel reservation?
For hotel reservations at Lido: Consorzio Venezia e il suo Lido: www.veneziaeilsuolido.it
Any other questions?
Please contact Cinema@labiennale.org or visit the Festival website (www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/) for the latest updates.
Cinema Department
Ca’ Giustinian, San Marco 1364/A
30124 Venice
Tel. +39 041 5218711
Fax +39 041 5218854
E-mail Cinema@labiennale.org
Ticket Info
E-mail biglietteria.cinema@labiennale.org
76th Venice International Film Festival
Lido di Venezia, 28 August - 7 September 2019
Director Alberto Barbera
