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?
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.
The Rag King
The movie directed by Alessandro Di Ronza is a true story and, as everything real, it is similar to a fairytale. So much so that, in our day and age, fairytales do whatever it takes to resemble reality.
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.
Empty Italy: The Tower Of Chia Is A Trove Of Meditation
There is no luxury, no objects to buy, no false promises of delightful services. The Tower of Chia speaks of meditation that unravels the soul.
Italy’s Contemporary Theater Runs Between Fiction And Reality
Our interview with Francesca Merli, a young exponent of Italy's contemporary theater.