“Rediscovered Cinema at the Cinema” is back with two classics from the Twenties: "Sherlock Jr." by Buster Keaton and "The Kid" by Charles Spencer Chaplin.
Cinema Massimo – From 9 to 25 January 2017 – Screen Three
“Rediscovered Cinema at the Cinema” is back with two classics from the Twenties: "Sherlock Jr." by Buster Keaton and "The Kid" by Charles Spencer Chaplin.
Cinema Massimo – From 9 to 25 January 2017 – Screen Three
Lanterna Magica and National Cinema Museum are celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the film "La freccia azzurra" by Enzo D’Alò with a special screening. Admission by free offers in favour of International Help.
Cinema Massimo – 8 January 2017, 4.00 p.m. – Screen Three
Antonio Capuano will present Bagnoli Jungle at the Massimo. To follow, meeting-debate with the public.
The Short Film Day is back at the Massimo, with a programme organised by the National Short Film Centre.
SPECIAL EVENT – Turin debut for Francesco Patierno’s doc Naples 44, with the author attending.
Turin premiere at the Cinema Massimo for the film Enrico Rava. Note necessarie by Monica Affatato. Short live set by this great trumpet player before the screening.
Last event in 2016 at the Library/Mediatheque with The Sound of Silent: Manomanouche playing live to masterpieces of silent cinema from the Museum's Film Archive.
CROSSROADS presents Xiu Xiu Plays the Music of Twin Peaks.
Final rendez-vous for CINEMA AND PSYCHOANALYSIS – The unexpected, with the screening of Conte d’hiver (A tale of winter) by Eric Rohmer.
Within The Republic of Women project framework, special film screening of Catherine Corsini’s La belle saison.
Roped Up by CinemAmbiente presents Sherpa by Jennifer Peedom.