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2039 articles available in total starting from 01/03/2007. Last article published on 14/09/2026.

Venice’s Orizzonti and Spotlight sections chart the fractures of the contemporary world

Venice’s Orizzonti and Spotlight sections chart the fractures of the contemporary world

The two sections of the 83rd Venice Film Festival draw a new map of the present, from historical memory to social crises, from migration to family conflicts  

23/07 | Venice 2026

Venice’s Giornate degli Autori chronicles a displaced world between identity, memory and new forms of belonging

Venice’s Giornate degli Autori chronicles a displaced world between identity, memory and new forms of belonging

The line-up for the 23rd edition of the Venice Film Festival’s autonomous, parallel section has been unveiled, with 25 world premieres showcasing between 2 and 12 September  

22/07 | Venice 2026 | Giornate degli Autori

Giovanni Veronesi’s Dio ride to close the 83rd Venice Film Festival

Giovanni Veronesi’s Dio ride to close the 83rd Venice Film Festival

Set in the 17th century and inspired by true events, the Tuscan filmmaker’s new movie starring Pierfrancesco Favino and Silvio Orlando will be presented Out of Competition  

17/07 | Venice 2026

Daniele Luchetti shooting Dove non mi hai portata, starring Tecla Insolia and Margherita Buy

Daniele Luchetti shooting Dove non mi hai portata, starring Tecla Insolia and Margherita Buy

Adapted from Maria Grazia Calandrone’s Strega Prize-shortlisted novel, the film is an Italian-Spanish co-production between Fandango, Vision Distribution and BTeam Prods  

14/07 | Production | Funding | Italy

Burden of Justice, Laura's Treatment and Portobello lead the winners at the second Italian Global Series Festival

Burden of Justice, Laura's Treatment and Portobello lead the winners at the second Italian Global Series Festival

The Flaws, Riot Women and Leonard and Hungry Paul also triumphed in the Italian festival dedicated to TV series  

13/07 | Italian Global Series 2026 | Awards

Chiara Sbarigia  • President, Italian Association of Audiovisual Producers (APA)

Interview: Chiara Sbarigia • President, Italian Association of Audiovisual Producers (APA)

“Series deserve their own dedicated space, especially at a time when formats are rapidly changing”

We chatted with the Italian industry leader about series, the new challenges for independent producers, and international co-production  

09/07 | Italian Global Series 2026

Sally Wainwright • Creator, writer and director of Riot Women

Interview: Sally Wainwright • Creator, writer and director of Riot Women

“Punk seemed to be the right musical style for 50-plus women suddenly feeling invisible in the world”

We met the multi-award-winning British television writer to discuss her new series, a surprising feminist manifesto starring five middle-aged women who form a rock band  

07/07 | Italian Global Series 2026

La grazia wins the Italian Golden Globe for Best Film

La grazia wins the Italian Golden Globe for Best Film

Paolo Sorrentino’s movie also earned Toni Servillo a Best Actor accolade, while Best Director went to 40 secondi and Best First Film to Sweetheart  

02/07 | Festivals | Awards | Italy

La grazia dominates the 80th Nastri d’Argento Awards with eight prizes

La grazia dominates the 80th Nastri d’Argento Awards with eight prizes

Paolo Sorrentino’s movie bags Best Film, Best Director and 3 acting accolades, while 40 secondi scoops three awards and Primavera takes Best First Film  

25/06 | Festivals | Awards | Italy

Review: Piccolo miracolo

Review: Piccolo miracolo

Guido Chiesa combines sentimental comedy with a social reflection on the theme of home and urban transformation, primarily leaning on Greta Scarano’s convincing performance  

24/06 | Films | Reviews | Italy

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