As part of FARE GLI ITALIANI (MAKING ITALIANS): the history of Italy in film, the National Cinema Museum presents Elio Petri’s La classe operaia va in paradiso (The Working Class Goes to Heaven) and Franco Brusati’s Pane e cioccolata (Bread and Chocolate).
CORTI D’AUTORE at the National Cinema Museum, in partnership with the CNC National Short Film Centre, celebrates International Animation Day 2011. Alfio Bastiancich and Laura Fiori will be in attendance.
Our MONDI LONTANI, MONDI VICINI (NEAR WORLDS, FAR WORLDS) series returns to Cinema Massimo, now in its 19th edition.
The National Cinema Museum and the DAMS college for the performing arts present Vittorio De Sica’s film Ladri di biciclette (Bicycle Thieves) for the HISTOIRE(S) DU CINÉMA festival, presented by Giaime Alonge.
A talk on Federico Di Chio’s book L’illusione difficile: Cinema e serie tv nell’età della disillusione for the NUOVI ORIZZONTI DELLA TEORIA (NEW THEORETICAL HORIZONS): series of talks on film and media.
The National Cinema Museum Association celebrates the 50th anniversary of its landmark magazine MONDO NIOVO 18-24 ftp/s, presenting the latest issue of the publication and its new director, Caterina Taricano.
Thierry Fremaux presents Richard Fleischer’s Soylent Green for the MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): Permanent Festival of Restored Film.
The National Cinema Museum, in partnership with the University of Turin’s Faculty of Neurosciences, presents a premiere of a new edition of Camillo Negro’s neuropathological films.
A screening of Michele Fasano’s film In me non c’è che futuro (There is Only Future in Me) for IL CINEMA DEGLI ALTRI (OTHER PEOPLE’S CINEMA) introduced by the director and Laura Olivetti, President of the Fondazione Adriano Olivetti, with commentary by Goffredo Fofi and Gianni Volpi.
The final event in the series entitled BOTTA E RISPOSTA! (VERBAL CROSSFIRE)! Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau in film, features a screening of Billy Wilder’s film The Front Page. Introduced by Mariella Lazzarin.
As part of VIEWFest, the National Cinema Museum presents the Italian premiere of Enrico Casarosa’s La Luna at Cinema Massimo, a tribute to Jean-Luc Godard and a talk by Erminio Pinque, the artistic director of Big Nazo Labs.
A presentation of the book Il professor matusa e i suoi hippies: Cinema e musica in Italia negli anni Sessanta by Steve Della Casa and Paolo Manera for the DIALOGHI IN CORSO series of new books, DVDs and readings.
