The opening event in the series UN MUSEO PER L’AFRICA (A MUSEUM FOR AFRICA) features a screening of Mariscica fu la prima by Annamaria Gallone, who will present the film alongside Giuseppe Gariazzo.
20 November 2011, Universal Children’s Day at the National Cinema Museum.
In conjunction with the last event in Meteorite in Giardino 4, the Fondazione Merz and the National Cinema Museum present Et ultra Chaos Pererro by Petra Lindholm, music by Willy Merz.
The National Cinema Museum will be hosting the award ceremony of the 2nd edition of “Faber: Quando la creatività incontra l’impresa” in Cinema Massimo.
A roundtable entitled Audrey at Tiffany’s: a 50-year legend discussing the actress’s extraordinary film career for the DIALOGHI IN CORSO series of new books, DVDs and readings.
A talk on the book Cinemafilosofia by Paolo Bertetto and Andrea Minuz for the NUOVI ORIZZONTI DELLA TEORIA (NEW THEORETICAL HORIZONS): series of talks on film and media.
VOCI DEL SILENZIO (VOICES OF THE SILENCE) returns with “The scientist with a film camera: film at the service of science”: a presentation of the book Osvaldo Polimanti e le origini della cinematografia scientifica by Osvaldo Polimanti.
The National Cinema Museum, in partnership with the DAMS college for the performing arts, presents Jean Luc Godard’s film Le Mepris (Contempt), for the HISTOIRE(S) DU CINÉMA series, introduced by Silvio Alovisio.
The National Cinema Museum presents “Four masterpieces from afar” for CORTI D’AUTORE (SHORT ART FILMS). Afterwards there will be a screening of Benoit Felici’s film Unfinished Italy for W L’ITALIA (LONG LIVE ITALY).
As part of MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): The Permanent Festival of Restored Film, the National Cinema Museum presents Jean Epstein’s film Coeur fidèle (Faithful Heart).
The series entitled SPETTACOLO DI VARIETÀ (VARIETY PERFORMANCE): Classic American musicals presents Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly’s Singing in the Rain. Introduced by Nicolò Vigna.
As part of FARE GLI ITALIANI (MAKING ITALIANS): The history of Italy in film, the National Cinema Museum presents Nanni Moretti’s Il Caimano (The Caiman) and Gianni Amelio’s Lamerica.
