19.05.2012

A Dinner for Ethiopian Film

Enjoy an evening with Monaco USA member and prize winning film maker Marco Orsini at the fabulous Villa Nocturne in Monaco. Mingle with the Ethiopian Ambassador and exclusive guests of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival for an evening in support of film education in Ethiopia.

The evening is limited to 50 guests

Tickets cost 250 euros (ticket price includes cocktails, dinner, live music and entertainment) 

Info: 06 07 93 92 45 or email info@iefta.org

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