For MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): The Permanent Festival of Restored Film, the National Cinema Museum presents Elio Petri’s L’assassino (The Assassin) at Cinema Massimo.
As part of FARE GLI ITALIANI (MAKING ITALIANS): The history of Italy in film, the National Cinema Museum presents Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Accattone and Ermanno Olmi’s Il posto.
The National Cinema Museum presents part two of NASCITA DI UNA NAZIONE (BIRTH OF A NATION)? The Risorgimento in Italian film, organised by Sergio Toffetti.
As part of MAGNIFICHE OSSESSIONI (MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS): Classic Hollywood melodrama, a screening of Mark Robson’s film Peyton Place. Introduced by Nicolò Vigna.
For MAGNIFICHE OSSESSIONI (MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS): classic Hollywood melodrama, a screening of Douglas Sirk’s film All That Heaven Allows. Introduced by Roberta Pozza.
The National Cinema Museum presents the “Il Prix va al Massimo” festival at Cinema Massimo
Our usual CULT! evening returns after the summer break and in September presents Road to Nowhere, Monte Hellman’s latest film.
For the DIALOGHI IN CORSO presentation of newly published books, DVDs and readings, an evening devoted to classic American melodrama with a presentation of Oreste De Fornari’s books Classici americani and Roberto Manassero’s Il melodramma familiare hollywoodiano.
Cinecittà Luce and Torinosette present a preview of David Ferrario’s film Piazza Garibaldi in Cinema Massimo. The film director and the actress Luciana Littizzetto will be in attendance.
The National Cinema Museum Association opens its 2011/2012 cultural season with a special evening organised by the founders of Filmidee.it – Cinema is not dead. We are, entitled O Dreamland: the amusement park of the soul.
A special event in the Bibliomediateca marks the 10th JUST FOR JOY INTERNATIONAL STREET THEATRE FESTIVAL, with a screening of Marco Pontecorvo’s film PA-RA-DA, and a talk by the story’s main character, Miloud Oukili the clown.
The second MAGNIFICENT VISION in the new season is Elia Kazan’s America, America. Before the screening, the DVD of Martin Scorsese’s documentary A letter to Elia will be presented.
