The 20^th edition of Sudestival is due to kick off on Friday, 25 January with an exhibition celebrating Pupi Avati’s 50-year contribution to the film industry. The exhibition has been curated by Michele Suma and will take place in the Apulian town of Monopoli over the course of 10 weekends, until 30 March 2019. Saturday, 26 January will be entirely dedicated to special events, with a screening of the docufilm Who Will Write Our History [+lire aussi :
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The well-established Feature Film Competition features eight Italian premieres, the screenings of which will be accompanied by auteurs, directors and actors. The road-movie In viaggio con Adele [+lire aussi :
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This year features new sections, such as the Giornata Gemellaggio Italia-Armenia and the competitive Southeast Doc section, with eight recent Italian titles selected. Inaugurating the section is a documentary presented at the 75^th Venice Film Festival, Arrivederci Saigon [+lire aussi :
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