A screening of William Wyler’s film Jezebel and John Sayles’ The Brother from Another Planet for IL CINEMA DEGLI ALTRI, introduced by contemporary artist Kara Walker.
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Marco e Pier Giorgio Bellocchio presentano al pubblico Sorelle Mai. A seguire dibattito sul film.
A presentation of Francesca Brignoli and Nuccio Lodato’s book INGRID BERGMAN – The vertigo of perfection for the DIALOGHI IN CORSO: presentation of new books, DVDs and readings. The authors will be in attendance.
The National Cinema Museum presents a new 2K digital restoration of Luchino Visconti’s The Leopard to mark the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy.
A screening of Michela Guberti’s film Boccioli di rabbia: Dieci giorni con Rawa for SAPERI DI DONNA (THE WISDOM OF WOMEN). Introduction by Emiliana Losma.
The MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): Permanent Festival of Restored Film presents Jules Dassin’s film Rififi.
The National Cinema Museum presents part one of The cinema according to Bergman: The masterpieces of the great Swedish director at Cinema Massimo.
A screening of John Dower’s documentary Live Forever: The rise and fall of Brit Pop for CROSSROADS. Before the film, Carlo Bordone will present the book Oasis: Be Myself. Annotated texts by Hamilton Santià, with the author present.
The National Cinema Museum presents Alfred Hitchcock’s film Marnie in a 2K digital version for the LEGEND FILM FESTIVAL.
The next SPERDUTI NEL BUIO? (LOST IN THE DARKNESS?) A history of Italy event features a screening of Mauro Bolognini’s film Metello. Introduction by Andrea Mattacheo.
A new event in the second edition of the SCHERMI AMERICANI (AMERICAN SCREENS): They live again festival features a screening of Alexandre Aja’s film The Hills Have Eyes and John Carpenter’s Halloween. A talk by Riccardo Fassone will take place between films.
The National Cinema Museum presents a free screening of Roberto Gavioli’s short film La lunga calza verde, based on the story by Cesare Zavattini, and Gianfranco Pannone’s documentary ma che Storia at Cinema Massimo as part of the NOTTE TRICOLORE.