Enjoy the Best Classic Dinners at My Way
Do you want to experience the best dinners in Barcelona with a classic touch? My Way lounge restaurant is the perfect space where you can relive the golden age of Hollywood with a selection of classic silent films to accompany your evening from start to finish.
Great legends, iconic scenes, and sublime actors await you in an original and romantic dinner you won’t forget. With decor inspired by 1940s New York and a menu featuring delicious tapas, succulent dishes, and refreshing cocktails, you’re in for an unforgettable night.
In this article, we present a selection of 4 black-and-white films available at our Mediterranean restaurant in Barcelona. If you’re a fan of classic cinema, don’t miss our article: “7 Famous Cocktails to Surprise You”!
Gone with the Wind (1939)
You’ve probably heard of this spectacular classic film. A romantic story set against historical events, the protagonist Scarlet is caught in a drama as she struggles to survive the ravages of the American Civil War. The movie is divided into two parts, spanning 16 years of romantic entanglements and wartime conflicts that shape the characters through the events they experience.
Did you know...? To find the ideal actress for Scarlet, a casting was held with over 1,400 women, delaying the film’s production.
Casablanca (1942)
Casablanca is one of the most iconic films in American cinema. This romantic drama starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman is set in the city of Casablanca (Morocco) during World War II. Renowned for its script, acting, and historical context, it’s the perfect film to enjoy during a dinner at My Way.
Did you know...? During filming, the script was rewritten multiple times, so much so that even the actors didn’t know how the movie would end.
The Detour (1945)
According to many critics, this film is considered the greatest B-movie of all time. It tells the story of Al Roberts, a failed pianist who, during a trip to reunite with his girlfriend, accidentally kills a wealthy hitchhiker. Following the incident, he becomes ensnared in a web of blackmail by a femme fatale who witnessed the crime, turning him into her pawn.
Did you know...? According to the director, the film was shot in six days and edited in three, with a budget of less than $20,000.
The Dark Corner (1946)
One of the most prominent examples of Film Noir, perfect for enjoying an original dinner with iconic scenes from the genre. This film tells the story of Bradford Galt, a private detective trying to escape his past but finds himself caught in a murder conspiracy. The cinematography techniques elevate the visual and narrative quality, allowing the viewer to fully immerse themselves in the story.
Did you know...? The production was so challenging that several actors nearly quit during the initial scenes.
And that concludes our selection of 4 black-and-white films you can enjoy at our restaurant while savoring a quality dinner in an atmosphere inspired by the art déco of Tamara de Lempicka, featuring signature dishes, paellas, and personalized service.
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