THE MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): Permanent Festival of Restored Film presents Mario Monicelli’s film Amici miei (My Friends).
March’s CULT! evening focuses on Agnès Varda, with a screening of her film Les plages d’Agnès.
The National Cinema Museum presents Alfred Hitchcock’s film Psycho for the LEGEND FILM FESTIVAL in a 2K digital version.
The first event in the SPERDUTI NEL BUIO? (LOST IN THE DARKNESS?) A history of Italy festival features a screening of Pietro Germi’s film Il brigante di Tacca del Lupo (The Bandit of Tacca del Lupo). Introduction by Gabriele Rigola.
To mark the inauguration of the NOI CREDEVAMO (WE BELIEVED: The Risorgimento according to Martone) great exhibition – which will be held at the National Cinema Museum until 15th May – a screening of Mario Martone’s acclaimed film with the film director himself in attendance
The National Cinema Museum presents a preview of Gabriele Vacis’ film La paura siCura at Cinema Massimo. The film will be introduced by its director who will be joined by Davide Oberto. After the screening there will be a talk by Pietro Buffa, Sister Giuliana Galli and Francesca Gancia.
The MAGNIFICHE VISIONI (MAGNIFICENT VISIONS): Permanent Festival of Restored Film presents Bob Fosse’s film Lenny.
The National Cinema Museum turns the Mole Antonelliana pink to celebrate International Women’s Day
The National Cinema Museum presents Alfred Hitchcock’s film North by Northwest for the LEGEND FILM FESTIVAL in a 2K digital version.
The first event in the SPERDUTI NEL BUIO? (LOST IN THE DARKNESS?) A history of Italy features a screening Piero Nelli’s film La pattuglia sperduta. Alfieri Canavero, the film’s director of photography, will be in attendance. Introduction: Hamilton Santià.
A roundtable discussion entitled VIAGGI NELLA SERIALITA’ (SERIAL JOURNEYS): The X-Files, Lost, Fringe: a certain tendency towards science-fiction for the DIALOGHI IN CORSO presentation of newly published books, DVDs and readings.
In the second part of our tribute to Alfred Hitchcock, the National Cinema Museum presents his film The Lodger at Cinema Massimo with a piano accompaniment by Stefano Maccagno.
