Costaripa’s rosés meet cinema and transform an evening into a sensory tale where images and glass follow the same rhythm. Emotion, anticipation, revelation. Two different languages that find a precise point of contact: the ability to build a story and let it evolve over time.
At the Italian premiere of The Drama – A Secret is Forever, the dialogue between wine and the silver screen takes shape at Rome’s Cinema Adriano. The experience starts with a toast. In the glass, the Mattia Vezzola Rosé Metodo Classico opens the evening with a fine and persistent bubble. Alongside, the Costaripa RosaMara 2025 brings freshness and Garda identity. Two labels that sum up a vision that began in 1928 and has become a reference for high-end Italian rosé.
The first sip prepares the gaze. The wine introduces the story, creates anticipation, accompanies the audience to the projection. Every sensory detail binds to the images. The soft color invokes elegance, the aromas anticipate developments, the structure guides perception. The rosé does not remain a side element. It enters the narrative and amplifies what is happening on the screen.
The evening also marks the Italian debut of the film produced by I Wonder Pictures. The Drama – A Secret is Forever brings Zendaya and Robert Pattinson together. Two strong names, two distinct paths that meet here under the direction of Kristoffer Borgli. They play Emma and Charlie, a solid couple who see every certainty crack during wedding preparations. A secret changes perspective and rewrites the balance.
The narrative unfolds on emotional nuances. Relationships, tensions, details that gradually emerge. The same happens in the glass. Costaripa’s rosés work on aromatic precision and gustatory layering. Each note contributes to defining the final profile. Nothing is static. Everything evolves.
Produced by A24 and distributed in Italy by I Wonder Pictures, the film arrives in theaters on April 1, 2026, with an earlier release than the U.S. market. A launch that reinforces the project’s international positioning.
Overall, the event builds a coherent experience. Wine guides the entrance, accompanies the viewing, prolongs the memory. The cinema offers the plot, the rosé amplifies the emotions. Two worlds that share a clear goal: to leave a precise and lasting mark.
