Giacomo Abbruzzese: A Cinematic Parable Between Everyday Life And Mystery
The Taranto-born, Paris-based prolific filmmaker creates films that mix whimsy and intimacy while holding up the mirror to societal trends.
Roman Holiday Defined an Era
How can a film shot seventy years ago be so captivating and relevant today?
Peru’s Curious Passion For Panettone
The Peruvian affinity for panettone is rooted in a long history of Italian migration and cultural fusion.
Monica Vitti’s Proximal Affection
No actor was better at emoting love on the periphery.
How Netflix’s Zero Set The Path For A More Inclusive Media Landscape
A twist on the rampant invisibility of Black people in the Italian media landscape, Zero is a bright spot and a breakthrough.
How Can Italian Cinema Be Revived?
The resuscitation of Italian cinema began over twelve years ago, with the gateways to contemporary themes and styles to cinema having opened.