Time and screenings flow by, either calmly or more passionately, depending on the films, the audience, the guests present, and the themes addressed. This Saturday the 31st at 9 PM, it will be time for the Awards Ceremony. In this 27th edition, the Garibaldi Prize will be represented by a new statuette created by sculptor Serenella Sossi and will be awarded during the closing night.
Yet before the closing ceremony, there are still a few chances to see these films, which will likely have few opportunities to return to the big screen, and to share these inevitably unique moments in the presence of Daniel Rocchia, for instance, on Friday, March 30th from 9 PM, with a powerful, impactful film that’s a cornerstone of 1970s Italian cinema, as well as the History of this art: Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion by Elio Petri, featuring Gian Maria Volonté, with music by Ennio Morricone,
Or of course with the recipient of the Garibaldi Prize, selected by a jury of professionals, who will answer us via video conference on Saturday the 31st at 9 PM before the closing screening of L’Era Legale by Enrico Caria.
L’Era Legale
A fantasy, a whimsy, but also a dream: What if there existed a world where one could successfully prioritize the heart over a career, creativity over moral lessons, and utopia over rational considerations, so conveniently used to justify stagnation and corruption? Naples 2020?
Let’s allow our minds to wander a bit longer in these tales, these stories, these photographs of reality, these gifts from screenwriters, directors, and actors, …
