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Meet the Cinema at CONDESAdf by Ami Kealoha
CONDESAdf, the design hotel that opened January in Mexico City's trendy la Condesa neighborhood, introduces a free Summer movie series in their sub-level theater. "Hotel Stories" inaugurates the program with features like "Lost in Translation," and in July the "Sea and Water" theme will include screenings of "The Life Aquatic" and "Breaking the Waves." Early evening showtimes -- at 6pm on Saturdays and Sundays -- mean you can beat the heat in their air-conditioned cinema and still have time for a bite in their rooftop sushi restaurant before hitting the town.
Also, look out for their CD, "Meet la Music" due out from Warner soon.
Reservations are available via Design Hotels.
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