RomeFilmFest / Competition 20 articles available in total starting from 14/10/2006. Last article published on 24/10/2007. page: [1] 2 next Greco’s privately deprived manReceived to boos and whistles at its press screening, Emidio Greco’s RomeFilmFest competition title A Private Man (L’Uomo private) is the director’s first feature since 2002’s The Council of... 24/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionPons draws up shadow mapScreening in competition at the RomeFilmFest, Ventura Pons’ 19th feature, Barcelona (A Map), is a character study that carefully maps out various aspects of the human condition (from loneliness... 23/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionMedem brings “chaos“ to festivalInterestingly enough, the RomeFilmFest opened and closed yesterday with films that featured a woman channeling numerous past lives in languages she does not know. Following Francis Ford Coppola’s... 21/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionHuppert uncovers her Hidden Love in RomeItalian-born director Alessandro Capone presented his French-language drama Hidden Love (L’amour caché) in Competition at the RomeFilmFest, which is currently underway in the Italian capital. The... 20/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionPodeswa moves between Canada and EuropeEight years after The Five Senses (presented in the Directors’ Fortnight), and after much television work (from The L World to Six Feet Under), Canadian filmmaker Jeremy Podeswa is back on the big... 20/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionOpener Second Breath speaks of the gangster underworld and lost honourIt is with a vertiginous leap into the void that the competition of the second international RomeFilmFest opened today: a leap taken by Daniel Auteuil (as Gu, a dangerous gangster with sad eyes)... 18/10/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionSecond Wind to open second editionDaniel Auteuil and Monica Bellucci will be in the spotlight at the RomeFilmFest (October 18-27, 2007), as Second Wind by French director Alain Corneau (see article) has been selected to open its... 04/07/2007 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionFrancesca Comencini portrays a “rotten” Italy“This country is also our home,” says Valeria Golino indignantly, in the role of a Revenue Corps officer, against those ruining Italy by abusing both money and power. The confrontation arising... 20/10/2006 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionAn existentialist PatagoniaIn the Argentinean mindset, Patagonia is a land deeply tied to fortune, “la suerte”. One goes there in search of it or else to run away from an unfortunate event. In his Born and Bred, Pablo... 20/10/2006 | RomeFilmFest | CompetitionDavide Ferrario revisits The Truce“I’m not a traveller. The attraction for Primo Levi and his stories was so strong as to make me take off in his footsteps. I travelled with him for over 6,000 kilometres,” said Davide Ferrario,... 20/10/2006 | RomeFilmFest | Competition page: [1] 2 next