Saturday 5th September MoliseCinema festival will be in Milan to present a selection of Italian and international shortfilms in competition at the last edition of the film Festival. The event will start at 9pm and it will be hosted at the Italian Makers Village (via Tortona 32), the Confartigianato’s “Out of Expo” dedicated to the excellence of Made in Italy. Read More
Here the winners of the 13th edition of MoliseCinema Film Festival. Read More
From August 4t to 9th the small village of Casacalenda (Molise, Italy) will host the 13th edition of MoliseCinema Film Festival. A very rich program with shortfilms, documentaries, feature films, special events and guests from the Italian and the international cinema industries. Read More
VII edition for Ortigia Film Festival, directed by Lisa Romano. The festival will be on from July 9th to 16th, ant its guest of honour will be the Polish director Krzysztof Zanussi, considered leader of the third generation of Polish filmmakers. He will present his new feature film Foreign body. Read More
Bota Cafè by Iris Elezi and Thomas Logoreci will be in the Italian cinemas from June 25th, co-distributed by PMI and Istituto Luce Cinecittà. Among the interpreters, the talented actress Flonja Kodheli, already known for her role in Vergine giurata by Laura Bispuri. Read More
One more day, first work by Andrea Preti, will be in the cinemas from May 14th distributed by White Wolf Production.
Actor, scriptwriter and director, Andrea Preti makes his debut in the cinema with a story inspired by his personal life and his family. “I had a true story – says Preti – and I felt I needed to tell it urgently”. Stefania Rocca is the female protagonist of this film, interpreting a charming psychologist with a touching and delicate performance.
Also in the cast: Andrea Renzi, Maurizio Donadoni, Mariella Valentini, Vincenzo Zampa, Tatiana Luter, Gerardo Amato.
“Basta Poco”, first work by Andrea Muzzi and Riccardo Paoletti, will be released on April 31st, distributed by Whale Pictures.
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After the screening at 65th Berlinale, Il segreto di Otello by Francesco Ranieri Martinotti, has been presented in its Italian preview on Sunday 12th in Rome, at Cinema Farnese Persol in the central square Campo De’ Fiori .
The documentary tells the story of the restaurant Otello alla Concordia, founded in 1948 by Otello and Nora Caporicci near Spagna Square. The restaurant become in a few years one of the favourite places for many directors. Ettore Scola, Citto Maselli, Giorgio Arlorio, Ugo Gregoretti, Elsa Martinelli, Alessandro Haber, Ennio Fantastichini, Luca Barbarossa, Adriana Chiesa di Palma, Luca Barbarossa, Francesca Schiavo, Luca Sapio and Andrea Sisti are only a few names among all the important protagonists of this documentary. In the film, their interviews are intertwined with unpublished videos, such as those of: Robert De Niro, Mario Monicelli, Pete Seeger, Armando Trovajoli.