From June 9-22, join Film at Lincoln Center and Cinecittà for a rare opportunity to spend time with Ferreri’s tales of ordinary madness in this extensive career retrospective of one of world cinema’s most indelible enfants terribles.
Seven films will be screened in four days, featuring some of the best and most recent Italian productions in preview presented by directors and actors. Now at its sixth edition, this special appointment is organized by Cinecittà with the Italian Cultural Institute of Copenhagen.
Open Roads: New Italian Cinema is the only screening series to offer North American audiences a diverse and extensive lineup of contemporary Italian films.
The Cannes Film Festival, the most eagerly awaited global film event, reopens its doors together with the Italian Pavilion,
A month of programming to celebrate the Italian master of thrills at the Southbank Institute from May 1 to 23.
A great event dedicated to Italian cinema and culture, returns to over 20 Portugal cities
Italian Pavilion is back, ready to welcome all experts and artistic delegations and Italian industry operators.
Claudia Cardinale, a multifaceted diva, is at the center of a great celebration entitled Claudia Cardinale the Indomitable, a tribute organized by Cinecittà featuring a book and an exhibition at MoMA.
A tribute to two careers, two visionary paths through contemporary international cinema. That’s what the MoMa in New York and Istituto Luce-Cinecittà envisioned and organized with “The Wonders: Alice and Alba Rohrwacher”
After Il treno va a Mosca, Federico Ferrone and Michele Manzolini come back with an editing moving on our history.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, to be inaugurated soon, has just announced that Istituto Luce-Cinecittà has officially become one of his Founding Supporter.
Italian Cinema at centre stage in Los Angeles with the 13th edition of Cinema Italian Style, from November 16 to 21. The Opening Night at the Egyptian Theatre hosts the US Premiere of the Italian
From the Middle East to the Far East, three big festivals – Haifa, Busan, and Tokyo – showcase a selection of Italian films
In the tenth anniversary of his death, New York pays homage to Michelangelo Antonioni with a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) organized in collaboration with Istituto Luce Cinecittà
Big success for Naples ’44 shown at the Film Forum in New York. The theatrical run was scheduled from November 29 to December 12, but has now been extended after the sold-out screenings of the first few days
From December 15 to 19, the Mostra de Cinema Italià is back to Barcelona with the aim of promoting the best Italian cinema of the last year. The opening film is Manetti Bros‘ Love and Bullets
