Presentation of the volume Fritz Lang, Alfred Hitchcock. Vite parallele by Stefano Sciacca, with contributions by Giampiero Frasca.
HISTOIRE(S) DU CINEMA, the cycle dedicated to cinema classics is about to begin. The first film to be screened will be The Kid by Charles S. Chaplin.
Italian rap is the focus of DOC, with Enrico Bisi’s feature film Numero Zero which recounts the origins of rap in Italy, on the wave of international hip hop.
For MAGNIFICENT VISIONS, screening of A Letter to Three Wives by Joseph L. Mankiewicz.
First date for the Moving TFF 2015 showcase with Letter from an Unknown Woman by Max Ophuls.
Four films for AUTEUR SHORTS in September, including Thriller, the 2015 David di Donatello winner.
ITALIAN CINEMA TO (RE)DISCOVER. Presentation of Ultimo atto – Vol. 1. Da Alessandro Blasetti a Massimo Pirri by Fabrizio Fogliato.
For the MEETINGS cycle at the Cinema Massimo, historian Fabio Levi will present his volume L’accessibilità alla cultura per i disabili visivi. Storia e orientamenti, published by Zamorani.
Last date in LUST FOR LIFE: KIRK & VINCENTE, dedicated to films by Vincente Minnelli starring Kirk Douglas.
67th PRIX ITALIA. The Laboratory of Creativity – The Power of Stories.
The National Cinema Museum will also be joining the European Heritage Days.
CROSSROADS celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first ascent of the Cervino, with three films restored in the 1910s, with live music by British duo Plaid and Italian percussionists Blow Up Percussion.
