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WEMW announces new East & West Focus ahead of 17th edition

WEMW announces new East & West Focus ahead of 17th edition

Poland joins the spotlight for the first year of a new two-year cycle and the Benelux returns as the Western partner; calls for submissions will open in late August or early September  

28/07 | Trieste 2027 | WEMW

Il fuoco che ti porti dentro set to compete in Venice

Il fuoco che ti porti dentro set to compete in Venice

Edoardo De Angelis’ latest film, adapted from Antonio Franchini’s novel of the same name and starring Vanessa Scalera and Lino Musella, is one of five Italian titles vying for the Golden Lion  

28/07 | Production | Funding | Italy

One in a Million and Do You Believe in Angels, Mr. Drowak? triumph at Giffoni

One in a Million and Do You Believe in Angels, Mr. Drowak? triumph at Giffoni

The documentary by Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes and Nicolas Steiner’s German-Swiss drama led the winners of the festival’s 56th edition  

27/07 | Giffoni 2026 | Awards

Andrea Pallaoro's The Echo Chamber is set to compete in Venice

Andrea Pallaoro's The Echo Chamber is set to compete in Venice

Co-produced by Italy and Belgium, the film brings Bernardo Bertolucci's final screenplay to the big screen and stars Luca Marinelli, Alicia Vikander and Susan Sarandon  

24/07 | Production | Funding | Italy/Belgium

EXCLUSIVE: Suzanne Lindon shooting L’Équipe

EXCLUSIVE: Suzanne Lindon shooting L’Équipe

Produced by Ad Vitam, the director’s second feature film after Spring Blossom is toplined by Pierfrancesco Favino and Simon Boublil  

24/07 | Production | Funding | France/Italy

Paolo Genovese’s The Sound of Something New to open Rome Film Fest

Paolo Genovese’s The Sound of Something New to open Rome Film Fest

The new film by the Italian director follows six souls caught up in the disarray of everyday existence, as each character searches for their own “perfect noise”  

24/07 | Production | Funding | Italy

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

Irene Dionisio’s Idda selected to compete in Toronto

Irene Dionisio’s Idda selected to compete in Toronto

Shot on Mount Etna and starring Tecla Insolia and Romana Maggiora Vergano, the director’s second feature film is due to compete in Toronto’s Platform section  

23/07 | Production | Funding | Italy

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

Enzo D’Alò takes aim at US animation, AI and Italy’s faltering sector at Giffoni

Enzo D’Alò takes aim at US animation, AI and Italy’s faltering sector at Giffoni

Presenting the restored version of Lucky and Zorba at the children's festival, the Italian animation master warned that his country’s chronic lack of policy is causing its studios to lag behind  

22/07 | Giffoni 2026

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