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5752 articles available in total starting from 17/05/2002. Last article published on 14/08/2025.

The Time It Takes triumphs at the Nastri d’Argento Awards

The Time It Takes triumphs at the Nastri d’Argento Awards

Francesca Comencini’s movie scooped five prizes including Best Film, while Parthenope bagged three trophies, Gabriele Mainetti was crowned Best Director and Diamanti won Film of the Year  

17/06 | Festivals | Awards | Italy

Giacomo Gatti • Director of Livio Garzanti, il Gran Viziato, La morale nascosta di un editore formidabile

Interview: Giacomo Gatti • Director of Livio Garzanti, il Gran Viziato, La morale nascosta di un editore formidabile

“We have reconstructed the story of a narcissistic genius who concealed his boundless generosity”

The Italian director, a student of Ermanno Olmi's, tells us how he collected the latest testimonies about the Milan editor who discovered Pier Paolo Pasolini, with whom he shared a deep friendship  

17/06 | Biografilm 2025

The Palatine Prize goes to The Quiet Son and The Time It Takes

The Palatine Prize goes to The Quiet Son and The Time It Takes

The film directed by sisters Delphine and Muriel Coulin and another by Francesca Comencini have been crowned victorious by the young French-Italian jury  

17/06 | Festivals | Awards | France/Italy

Bio to B asks who (and where) is the audience for documentaries

Bio to B asks who (and where) is the audience for documentaries

The Industry Days sidebar of Bologna’s Biografilm Festival saw producers and distributors exchanging views in the panel discussion “Brand-new Docs: The Audience Is There… Maybe”  

16/06 | Biografilm 2025

Arthur Harari's The Unknown is now in post-production

Arthur Harari's The Unknown is now in post-production

Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider star in this bathysphère and To Be Continued production, sold by Pathé  

10/06 | Production | Funding | France/Italy

Cineuropa visits the set of Gomorra – Le origini

Cineuropa visits the set of Gomorra – Le origini

Directed by Marco D’Amore and Francesco Ghiaccio, the Sky and Cattleya series sees newcomer Luca Lubrano playing a young Pietro Savastano in Naples back in 1977  

10/06 | Production | Funding | Italy

Italy's Stati Generali del Cinema Indipendente delivers concrete proposals for recovery

Italy's Stati Generali del Cinema Indipendente delivers concrete proposals for recovery

Disparity in funding, the possibility of a Film Agency in Italy, private investment funds and new distribution models were all discussed in the meetings organised by AIR3 as part of Milano Film Fest  

10/06 | Industry | Market | Italy

Review: Cuerpo Celeste

Review: Cuerpo Celeste

Nayra Ilic García’s sophomore feature offers a quietly restrained yet sincere coming-of-age story set against Chile’s transition to democracy  

10/06 | Tribeca 2025

Jafar Panahi to lead a filmmaking workshop in Italy this August

Jafar Panahi to lead a filmmaking workshop in Italy this August

The acclaimed Iranian filmmaker and latest Palme d'Or winner will attend Le giornate del cinema of Monte San Savino to share his expertise  

05/06 | Sponsored

Cinecittà enjoys a relaunch, acting as a bridge between Europe and Hollywood

Cinecittà enjoys a relaunch, acting as a bridge between Europe and Hollywood

CEO Manuela Cacciamani’s new industrial plan to raise production capacity by 60% and to compete in the emerging fields of digital and hybrid production, has been approved  

05/06 | Industry | Market | Italy

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