Food Fiction X Le Bethel - Le Ciné Culte

✨ FOOD FICTION PRESENTS: THE CULT CINEMA✨

A secret break in the heart of Old Nice
In the middle of the bustle of Old Nice, a hidden door opens onto an unsuspected haven of peace... Leave the city's turmoil behind for an afternoon. The Food Fiction Club takes over the secret patio of Béthel, nestled in the heart of a historic church, for a confidential, out-of-time cinema experience. Take your place in this soothing sanctuary where the charm of architecture meets the power of a great story.

📍 Highlights:

• 🌿 A unique spot: An intimate screening in a totally preserved secret garden in the heart of the city.
• 🎶 Perfect resonance: Let yourself be carried away by the nostalgia and emotion of masterpieces carefully selected for a break in the heart of this historic church.
• 🍿 Snacks: A selection of snacks (savory & sweet) and drinks will be available on site to accompany your session.
• 🤝 An event with a purpose: Because we are committed to promoting the heritage that hosts us, a portion of the evening's proceeds will be directly donated to the Église Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur.

🎬 Dates & Programming:

• Saturday, April 25: SISTER ACT

⏱️Schedule:

• 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM: Doors open & "Before" (welcome, treats & relaxation in the patio)
• 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM: Start of the screening
• 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM: "After" HOLY HOURS with a Live Gospel Concert
• 10:00 PM: Closing doors

📝 Practical Info:

• 📍 Location: Le Béthel (Église Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur), 1 place du Jesus, 06300 Nice
• 🎟️ Tickets: General admission: €19 | Children's rate: €12 | Student rate: €16
• 👗 Dress code: Casual & Comfortable
• 👤 Audience: All ages (ideal for families!)

🎬 The "Cult Cinema" concept at Béthel: A true bubble of serenity just behind the city's walls. This format promises you total disconnection through the beauty of a secret courtyard, the warmth of a caring welcome, and the intensity of a major cinematic work. The perfect appointment to get away without leaving Nice. An intimate cinema session signed Le Béthel and Food Fiction.