Harry's Bar

The documentary runs for 52 minutes and delves into the legacy of Harry's Bar, which opened in 1931. Renowned for its cocktails and exquisite hospitality, the bar has welcomed a diverse clientele, including writers, artists, and royalty over the decades.

Harry's Bar faced challenges during the fascist regime but emerged as a national treasure in 2001. The film captures the essence of this iconic establishment and the stories behind its enduring appeal. With a focus on its unique atmosphere and the artistry of its barman, Giuseppe, this documentary offers insights into a landmark that has shaped the cultural landscape of Venice.

Collectors will find it interesting that the film is available in DVD format and potentially other formats, making it accessible for those interested in culinary history and iconic locations.