Le Mans '66, review: great return of engines to the cinema
Matt Damon and Christian Bale star in a film about the challenge that Ford launched against Ferrari in the 60s - Textbook film: at times breathtaking
Downtown Abbey at the cinema: it looks like the Leopard
Michael Engler's film closes the successful TV series that first aired in Great Britain and then in the rest of the world: it recalls Luchino Visconti's 1963 masterpiece - TRAILER.
Irishman, De Niro and Scorsese: cinema in two minutes on FIRST Arte
VIDEO - The film of the week, reviewed by our expert Patrizio Rossano through a 2-minute video, is "The Irishman" by Martin Scorsese, starring Robert De Niro.
Cinema in two minutes: "The mayor of the Sanità district" on FIRST Arte
VIDEO - The film of the week reviewed by the expert Patrizio Rossano is signed by Mario Martone and based on a work by Edoardo De Filippo
Joker, cinema in two minutes on FIRST Arte – VIDEO
On FIRST ARTE the video presenting Joker, a very successful film of the week.
Netflix and beyond: from traditional cinema to video streaming
If you want to know more or learn more about what awaits us in the near future of television and cinema, you have an excellent tool at your disposal: Black and White, the new issue of the quarterly magazine of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, presented…
Cinema on FIRST Arte: "Living" by Francesca Archibugi
The film of the week on FIRST Arte: it's the turn of "Vivere" by Archibugi starring Micaela Ramazzotti and Adriano Gianni but also Marcello Fonte and Elisa Miccoli
Cinema and video games: a dynamic galaxy chasing funds
Intesa Sanpaolo and Mediocredito presented the survey conducted on 119 cultural and creative enterprises. It is a dynamic and growing sector but the issue of financing is central
Great cinema on FIRST Arte: “Once upon a time in… Hollywood”
Starting this week on FIRST Arte, Patrizio Rossano's reviews of new films: starting with one of Quentin Tarantino's latest masterpieces - But, in addition to cinema, lots of art, starting with the latest exhibitions
Once upon a time in… Hollywood: a great tribute to the history of cinema
Tarantino tells the story of 70s cinema with a technical mastery that few have - DiCaprio and Pitt in a state of grace - TRAILER.
Venice, off to the Film Festival in the sign of women
The 76th edition of the cinema exhibition kicks off in the lagoon city, the last under the guidance of Paolo Baratta as president of the Biennale - It starts with Catherine Deneuve, Almodovar's Lifetime Achievement Lion - THE PROGRAM.
Cinema: from Servillo to the Lion King, guide to August films
Summer in the city? No problem: there are 34 films released in theaters, some of which are highly anticipated such as the new version of the Lion King, the revived Fast & Furious, Hotel Artemis with Jodie Foster and the latest work (already released) by…
Cinema America, a success of cultural entrepreneurship: numbers and projects
Over 100 spectators and a boom in sponsors for the "Cinema in Piazza" promoted in Rome by the guys from "Cinema America" who are now thinking about relaunching the historic Sala Troisi in a futuristic widespread cinema project
Cinema America, who's afraid of burgundy shirts
New neo-fascist attack on a supporter of Cinema America who wore the typical burgundy shirt, now a symbol of mild anti-fascism - No solidarity from Minister Salvini, who continues to cover up far-right violence
Cinema, Avengers: Endgame is the film that has grossed the most in history
Just when everyone thought he couldn't take it anymore Avengers: Endgame surpassed Avatar to become the highest-grossing film in cinema history - Here's the complete Top 10
David Reed, works between expressionism, cinema and photography
Neues Museum in Nuremberg (Germany) hosts an interesting exhibition of contemporary art by David Reed from 12 July to 6 October 2019. Art as a visual experience with images from television and cinema.
Cinema, Domino: De Palma is there, but can't be seen
Burning disappointment for Brian De Palma's latest performance: improbable script, actors without direction, so much so that the intrigue in Stockholm was denied by the director himself. In this heat, it's better to enjoy a lemon ice cream
Cinema, Rutelli re-elected president of Anica
The mandate of the former mayor of Rome has been renewed for three years, until October 2022: "2019 marks a positive turnaround in cinemas".
Cinema: The last hour, story of a herd of France "good"
Sébastien Marnier's film was presented at the last Venice Film Festival, received with interest - The film delves into the social behavior of a group of students at a prestigious high school - TRAILER.
Carocci (Cinema America): “It was Sorrentino who revealed the magic of cinema to us” – VIDEO
INTERVIEW WITH VALERIO CAROCCI, founder and president of the "Piccolo America" association which is enlivening the squares of Rome with "Cinema in the square": "Cinema can be an extraordinary driving force for participation, aggregation, inclusion against the solitude of the city" - Who…
From cinema to wine: the Swiss discover Pugnitello Toscano
Ruedi Gerber, Swiss film producer, divides his time between his country and the Sequerciani estate in Maremma where he is passionate about rare native vines. But he also produces ancient grains and honey.
Farewell to Zeffirelli, genius of cinema and theatre
The Florentine director, actor and screenwriter passed away in Rome at the age of 96 - He was one of the most popular performers abroad: Queen Elizabeth made him Sir - In 1994 elected to the Senate with Forza Italia.
Cinema, "The great leap": the Tirabassi-Memphis couple in criminal Rome
Hilarious moments but also dramatic atmospheres: Tirabassi's directing performance is convincing, above all because it brings something new to Italian cinema - TRAILER.
Cinema: agreement to pay authors more
The agreement between authors and producers, which has no precedent in history, restores the mechanism of attribution to authors (scriptwriters, screenwriters and directors) of a part of the automatic contributions destined for companies for reinvestment in new works.
Cinema in the square: the guys from Cinema America enliven Rome
"Il Cinema in Piazza", promoted again this year by the guys from Cinema America, returns to liven up Rome in three arenas (one in Trastevere and two in the suburbs) with 104 screenings and public debates with great directors and actors: a model that…
Cinema: Selfie, one of the best Italian films of the year
A curious, intelligent, experimental film that becomes a social documentary - The protagonists have the "camera" in their hands guiding the visual screenplay and the story in images - TRAILER.
Cinema, "The traitor": Favino-Buscetta conquers Cannes
Author's judgment: The true story of the first mafia repentant: Tommaso Buscetta is the film we are proposing this week, the same one that recalls the Capaci massacre of 1992, just released in theaters and in competition at the Cannes Film Festival…
Cinema: Pain and Glory, Almodovar's latest masterpiece
The latest effort by the Spanish director arrives in Italy: it is his most autobiographical film, probably his artistic testament - The protagonist is his trusted actor: Antonio Banderas - TRAILER.
Cinema: "The Children of the Yellow River", Chinese noir to Gomorrah
Director Jia Zhangke (who is also a producer) presented this film last year in Cannes - In 2013 he won the Golden Lion in Venice for Still Life - TRAILER.
Cinema at the Museum: Haunted! Gothic Tales of Women at SFMOMA
From July 17 to August 31, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) announces the ninth season of Modern Cinema Featuring Haunted! Gothic Tales by Women, a series of films that explore the dynamic interactions between the past and…
Cinema: Ted Bundy, evil in its apparent normality
The film by newcomer Joe Berlinger stars Zac Efron and is based on the true story of a serial killer from the 70s - TRAILER.
Cinema, Cyrano also conquers the public in theaters
"Cyrano mon amour", a film by the young French director Alexis Michalik inspired by the play by Edmond Rostand, immerses spectators in the euphoric climate of the Belle Epoque: the film excites and entertains, albeit with too many poetic license - TRAILER.
Cinema, The Champion: the parable of a young footballer
The film, one of the best releases this year, is directed by Leonardo D'Agostini and tells the story of a young promise from Roma, whose mentor Stefano Accorsi becomes - TRAILER.
Cinema, "Lo Spietato": Scamarcio gangster in Milan to drink
The story is taken from the novel Manager caliber 9 by Pietro Colaprico and Luca Fazzo, set in Milan in the 80s - Cuaron's Rome formula has been revived: three days at the cinema, then only Netflix - TRAILER.
Making cinema pays off: profitability second only to construction
According to the latest Anica report, for one euro invested in the audiovisual sector, the return is equal to 1,98 and is second only to that of the construction sector
Cinema, Us: Jordan Peele returns with an auteur horror film
After the global success of Get Out, the Oscar-winning director and screenwriter arrives in theaters with Us, a film in which monsters are our double and all possible evil is already inside our very soul - THE…
Biodynamic wines: Helena Lageder, from cinema to the family vineyard
An ancient family castle and 50 hectares of vineyards attracted Bella Helene to deal with wines and to decide to leave the world of film productions. Production: 1 million all natural bottles
Art, cinema and design dialogue at Miartalks
Miart, the International Modern and Contemporary Art Fair, in Milan from 5 to 7 April, presents the new edition of miartalks.
Cinema, Captive State: the aliens arrive but the earthlings rebel
Political fiction returns with many actions, few dialogues and few special effects, the reading is "political" - The film holds up very well: who will win in the challenge for dominion over the earth? Surprise ending - TRAILER.
“The future of cinema? In theaters”: the CEO of Notorious Pictures speaks
INTERVIEW WITH GUGLIELMO MARCHETTI, President and CEO of the company that buys, distributes and produces audiovisual content: "We focus on multiplex cinemas but at the same time we work on all fronts, including with Netflix, and soon we will also produce TV series" - "The…
Cinema: Netflix and Amazon return to Zukor's model
Zukor was an American film producer of Hungarian origin: in 1919, together with Jesse Lasky, they founded the Paramount Pictures Corporation. He died in 1976 at the ripe old age of 103. Today, its business model based on vertical integration is back on…
Detective by accident: when cinema is committed to disability
In the film directed by Giorgio Romano, professional disabled actors star, with the participation of many other well-known names in Italian cinema, such as Claudia Gerini, Valerio Mastandrea, Paola Cortellesi.
At the cinema all year round with the Moviement project
Italy ranks last in ticket sales from June to September, unlike what happens in other European countries - The film industry discussed it in Rome and launched initiatives to remedy the summer slump.
Cinema, The Holidaymakers: Bruni Tedeschi not at his best
A divorce, a villa on the French Riviera, many feelings but little depth in the latest work by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, actress and director of a film with an autobiographical flavor - Even Scamarcio doesn't convince much - TRAILER.
Canova, master of Neoclassicism in Cinema
Canova, is the sixth title of the L'arte al cinema season produced by Magnitudo Film and distributed in Italy by Magnitudo Film with CHILI. A film dedicated to Antonio Canova, sculptor and painter of Neoclassicism, also nicknamed "the new Fidia".
Cinema, The Front Runner: the eternal struggle between journalism and power
The film directed by Ivan Reitman and with Hugh Jackman in the leading role, tells the story of Gary Hart's run to the presidency and the secrets unveiled by the press that could jeopardize his victory - TRAILER.
Oscar 2019, the lost opportunities of Italian cinema
In the long night of Los Angeles, the great absentee is Italian cinema, with the exception of Sara Pichelli, awarded with the statuette together with the other Spiderman designers - A dozen Made in Italy titles could have competed but…
Cinema: "The Quiet Man", when the good becomes bad
The protagonist is Liam Neeson, among other things recently ended up at the center of controversy for some racist intentions: the film fits into the vein of personal justice, of the law that fails to punish the guilty in the right way: "The…
Cinema, Intesa Sanpaolo brings made in Italy to Hollywood
The bank's action in support of the audiovisual industry continues - Since 2009, more than 1 billion euros in loans to the sector: 400 Italian works produced and 250 foreign works distributed in Italy.
Cinema, after Gomorrah here is La paranza dei bambini
This film too is inspired by a novel by Roberto Saviano and has the Neapolitan underworld as its backdrop - The film, directed by Claudio Giovannesi, won the award for best screenplay yesterday at the Berlin International Film Festival - TRAILER.
Cinema: Green Book, a journey through racist America in the 60s
The film, intense and surprising, is directed by Peter Farrelly and played by a masterful Viggo Mortensen, in good company of Mahershala Ali (the protagonist of the new True Detective series): based on a true story, the film is a candidate…
Cinema: Eastwood returns with "The courier - The mule"
The story is inspired by a real character: Leo Sharp, who around the 80s becomes a drug courier for the powerful and ruthless Sinaloa cartel - TRAILER.
Cinema at the Maxxi: the museum meets the seventh art
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome presents the "Cinema al Maxxi" project for the sixth consecutive year until next April 14th. February 9th is the turn of the screening of the first episode of the ninth series of The Walking…
Cinema, "The First King": the story (recited in Latin) of Romulus and Remus
The film directed by Matteo Rovere is released, which talks about the legend of the foundation of Rome in 753 BC and is shot in archaic Latin, supervised by university experts and subtitled in Italian - THE TRAILER
The man with the iron heart: at the cinema "the Butcher of Prague"
A few days after Holocaust Remembrance Day, a film arrives in theaters that tells the story of the assassination attempt on one of the most ruthless Nazis in the Reich: Reinhard Heydrich, defined as "the butcher of Prague" for his brutality
Cinema: “The Liars' Agency”, Laurel and Hardy comedy
The film, directed by Volfango De Biasi, is the remake of a similar French title that was fairly successful beyond the Alps last year - Starring Giampaolo Morelli, Massimo Ghini, Alessandra Mastronardi and Paolo Ruffini - TRAILER.
Cinema, Vice – The man in the shadows: Christian Bale revives Dick Cheney
In the post-11/XNUMX USA, during the war in Afghanistan and the invasion of Iraq, Cheney moves, as skilled as he is unscrupulous vice president who with a wise and violent use of power managed to take over the fate of the country by emptying the…
Cinema, "The invisible witness": Scamarcio goes yellow
In theaters the film by Stefano Mordini with Riccardo Scamarcio, Miriam Leone, Fabrizio Bentivoglio and Maria Paiato - The film is set in the mountains and is a thriller inspired by the "Scandinavian school" - TRAILER.
Cinema: the King's Musketeers, Veronesi's (unsuccessful) parody
In the role of the three musketeers and D'Artagnan are Sergio Rubini, Pierfrancesco Favino, Rocco Papaleo, Valerio Mastandrea, but Veronesi's comedy is not convincing: it is not comical, it is not adventurous, it is not historical and it is not modern - THE TRAILER .
Cinema: “Old Man & the Gun,” Redford's latest play
The film is based on a true story: Robert Redford ends his long and honorable career playing the role of an elegant and refined "gentleman" robber who has dedicated his life to robbing banks and, once arrested, to escaping well …
The Lion and the Unicorn: Art and Cinema at the National Gallery in London
An exhibition of film and photography by artist Rachel Maclean at the National Gallery where her themes of national identity will connect with Landseer's The Monarch of the Glen exhibition, until 3 February 2019.
Cinema: "The first stone", Guzzanti in the role of a principal
In cinemas the comedy by Rolando Ravello, with an amazing Corrado Guzzanti and Kasia Smutniak - The film is structured like a theatrical piece: it is set in a school, where on the eve of the Christmas holidays all the…
Cinema: Rome, Cuaron's masterpiece, arrives on Netflix
The film by the Mexican director, winner of the Venice Film Festival for Best Director (and already an Oscar winner with Gravity) will be available on Netflix from December 14, after being in theaters for a few days - TRAILER.
Bohemian Rhapsody: great cinema, great emotions
The film tells the story of Freddy Mercury and Queen, their overwhelming music and the great concerts of the 70s and 80s marked by the political and social changes of those years. The result is a great show crowned with success in…
Farewell to Bernardo Bertolucci, master of Italian cinema
The great poet, director, producer and author died in Rome at the age of 77 - A stratospheric career, culminating in masterpieces such as Last Tango in Paris and The Last Emperor, a film that won nine Oscars including the…
Sotheby's: Mickey Mouse, 7 cinema posters for his 90th birthday
In celebration of Mickey Mouse's 90th birthday Sotheby's presents a nostalgic look at Mickey Mouse's life and legacy with a sale of seven original film posters spanning the icon's illustrious career. Since his inception, Mickey has…
Cinema: Widows, the criminal gang of the four widows
The excellent film bears the signature of Steve McQueen (nothing to do with the homonymous actor), already known for his previous success of 12 Years a Slave - In the cast Viola Davis and also Liam Neeson and Colin Farrell - TRAILER.
Cinema: Zabriskie Point 50 years later, Antonioni's counterculture
In the summer of fifty years ago, a legendary director like Michelangelo Antonioni began shooting Zabriskie Point, an extremely iconic film and manifesto of an era whose extraordinary ethical and artistic value, however, few initially understood
Cinema: Everyone knows it, the thriller of the Bardem-Cruz couple
The film directed and written by the Iranian Asghar Farhadi has been released in Italian cinemas, with the two Spanish actors as protagonists - At the heart of the whole plot is the family and a mysterious crime - TRAILER.
Apple makes cinema: agreement with A24 for the production of films
The production company, founded 5 years ago, won the Oscar for best film in 2017 with "Moonlight" - The understanding is the latest move of a project that should take shape in 2019, when Apple should relaunch the Apple…
Cinema against Netflix: the Government takes the field
The Minister of Cultural Heritage, Grillino Bonisoli, announces the signing of a decree that will regulate the distribution of films between cinemas and streaming platforms, favoring the former and raising an inevitable wave of controversy - But in the end it will be…
Zerocalcare, auctions of Einstein, Harry Potter and Banksy, cinema 2.0 on FIRST Arte
The Zerocalcare exhibition in Rome and that of Banksy in Hong Kong, the auctions of Christie's and Sothebys' and the perspectives of Cinema 2.0 at the center of the weekend issue of FIRST Arte, the site launched by FIRSTonline…
Cinema 2.0: marketing and fundamental technologies and genres change
Distribution. As we have written, going to the cinema is not and will never be the same as when you attended the screenings sitting in uncomfortable wooden chairs, perhaps in a parish hall or in summer arenas. The vision…
Cinema, Magical nights: Virzì and Italy before Tangentopoli
The film by the Tuscan director is set in the summer of 1990, after the elimination of the Italian national team at the home soccer World Cup - The political climate is one of maximum uncertainty and Tangentopoli is not far away - The film is however…
Cinema: yesterday, today and tomorrow (as De Sica taught)
Like all the arts, cinema too undergoes and participates in the great changes, transformations, social, political and cultural tensions that animate the planet.
Books, cinemas, museums: how many cuts to culture
Expenditure on culture is among the hardest hit by the government's budget maneuver: bookshops, publishing houses, cinemas, independent museums and the culture bonus for eighteen-year-olds are under fire
Saving San Marco in Venice, the bestsellers of the past, exhibitions and cinema on FIRST Arte
An appeal to civil protest against the degradation and ruin of Piazza San Marco and its famous Basilica, marred once again by Venice's high tide, the review of past bestsellers and the make-up boom…
Cinema: First Man, Ryan Gosling on the Moon as Armstrong
The film, directed by Damien Chazelle (already author of the successful La La Land), traces the historic day of July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the Moon - THE TRAILER.
Algorithms in art instead of painters and cinema 2018 on FIRST Arte
A canvas created by an algorithm instead of a real painter has been sold at a Christie's auction for $432: is this an exception or the start of a new trend among art collectors? This is what FIRST Arte asks itself…
Cinema: the best of 2018 from The Post to Dogman
Data from the latest Istat survey on cinema-going in Italy were published last August. The picture that emerges is not very comforting.
Cinema: Disobedience, the sophisticated drama of the Oscar-winning Lelio
Sebastián Lelio directs Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams in a film about a powerful clash of cultures, religions and societies that borders on feelings but verges on drama
The Odyssey of cinema, Cousins' documentary in 900 minutes
"The Story of the Film", the monumental work by Irish director Mark Cousins which, through 15 stages, traces the path of content innovation in cinema from its origins to the threshold of the 21st millennium. deserves to be reported to all…
Cinema: Almost enemies, the French film on integration
The film directed by Yvan Attal, with an extraordinary Daniel Auteuil, is released in Italian cinemas - The director investigates the cultural and religious diversity of all the major European countries.
Manny Faber, the film critic is also a painter
MOCA (The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles) presents an ambitious exhibition inspired by the American painter and film critic Manny Farber and his legendary underground essay "White Elephant Art vs. Termite Art" (1962).
ABìCinema: Z like Zavattini, Zeffirelli and Zhang Yimou
For the latest episode of ABìCinema, some of the most beautiful films of the international cinematic tradition are reviewed: from Marriage Italian Style to The Taming of the Shrew, from High Noon to the more modern Forest of Flying Daggers
Pope Francis at the cinema, Wenders' masterpiece
The documentary film on the Pontiff has been in theaters for a few days and the enlightened direction of the German champion has already convinced audiences and critics - A profound, emotionally suggestive work, which in our opinion deserves the highest marks -…
Marina Abramovic, western cinema, exhibitions and photos on FIRST Arte
Marina Abramovic is the star of this week's FIRST Arte artists' portfolio, which can also be consulted for free this weekend - John Wayne's Western, photography and the main current exhibitions are the highlights of the…
Michelangelo-Infinito: the magic of art arrives at the cinema
The documentary film made by Sky directed by Emanuele Imbucci and with the participation of Enrico Loverso and Ivano Marescotti, takes us to other dimensions of beauty and interest - Never boring or didactic, it offers the viewer what…
ABìCinema: W as Western and as John Wayne
This week's cinema column takes us to investigate the Western between the example of John Wayne, the landscapes, guns and horses up to Tarantino's The Hateful Height. Note on the myth of Orson…
ABìCinema, V as videogame but also Visconti, Vitti, Verdone
This week's episode of the ABìCinema column investigates the initially conflicting relationship between cinema and video games, without forgetting the contaminations and how many films have drawn inspiration from video games and vice versa, from the Matrix to Alien to Raiders of the Lost Ark
Along the way, the Trevignano Film Festival recounts the journey
The Trevignano FilmFest is underway at the gates of Rome: a film review of auteur cinema which this year is articulated around the theme of travel. Guests, insights and good music will mark the event now in its seventh edition. Schedule and shuttle…
Zerocalcare at the cinema with "The Armadillo's Prophecy"
The famous Zerocalcare comic arrives at the cinema in the transposition by newcomer Emanuele Scaringi: a hilarious, poetic and poignant story that starts from a mourning to tell the life of a generation grappling with the problems of work, identity,…
ABìCinema: T like the Tavianis, Troisi and Quentin Tarantino
Massimo Troisi: a meteor in Italian cinema. In the vein of the so-called "new comedians" of the early 80s (together with Carlo Verdone) he enters an avalanche with the first highly successful title: Ricomincio da tre. In his first film he sums up all…
"On my skin": the story of Cucchi on Netflix and in the cinema
Released on Wednesday, Cremonini's film recounts the last days of Stefano Cucchi's life by conveying a strong sense of injustice and bitterness - The simultaneous release in theaters and on the streaming platform has generated a torrent of controversy,…
Cinema, Lucky and the poetry of solitude
The latest interpretation of Harry Dean Stanton, who recently passed away, should be seen with pen and paper in hand for all the ideas, reflections, impressions that are captured and are worth remembering - Here is the review.
ABìCinema: S like the screenplay of cinema
Who is the real author, to whom should the paternity of the film product be attributed?
Poste Italiane celebrates Italian cinema with three new stamps
On the occasion of the 75th Venice Film Festival, Poste and Biennale have organized a special issue. The stamps depict scenes from "I soliti ignoti" by Mario Monicelli, "The day of the owl" by Damiano Damiani and "Once upon a time in the West".…
Cdp: finances cinema, TV and publishing SMEs with 300 million
New agreement between the European Investment Fund and Cassa depositi e prestiti. The goal is to finance companies operating in the cultural and creative sectors for 300 million. In two years, the plan should reach 3.500 small and medium-sized enterprises…
AbíCinema: R like the work of film direction
Direction is the synthesis of cinema: through the work of the director, the film takes shape, is transformed from writing (the screenplay) into a finished work destined for screening.
Cinema: "Mission Impossible - Fallout", Tom Cruise always compelling
If cinema is pleasure, "Mission Impossible - Fallout" with Tom Cruise as the protagonist is worth double - But interesting news is also coming from the Venice Film Festival: here's what