Foreign film fans will be pleased to hear that Italian film festival ‘Cinema Made In Italy’ will return to London this March, with eleven feature films and a documentary being screened to showcase the best in recent Italian cinema.
The five day annual event will take place from 5th – 9th March at the Ciné Lumière in South Kensington, with screenings followed by Q&As with directors and actors. ‘Cinema Made In Italy’ is organised by Instituto Luce – Cinecittà’s promotional department in Rome (Filmitalia), and the Italian Cultural Institute in London.
The 2014 line-up is as follows:
VIVA LA LIBERTÀ by Roberto Andò
THOSE HAPPY YEARS (Anni Felici) by Daniele Luchetti
HOW STRANGE TO BE NAMED FEDERICO! (Che Strano Chiamarsi Federico!) by Ettore Scola
THE REFEREE (L’Arbitro) by Paolo Zucca
BORDER by Alessio Cremonini
ZORAN, MY NEPHEW THE IDIOT (Zoran, Il Mio Nipote Scemo) by Matteo Oleotto
THE FIFTH WHEEL (L’Ultima Ruota del Carro) by Giovanni Veronesi
THE THIRD HALF (Il Terzo Tempo) by Enrico Maria Artale
THE HUMAN FACTOR (La Variabile Umana) by Bruno Oliviero
THE FIRST SNOW (La Prima Neve) by Andrea Segre
OFF ROAD (Fuoristrada) by Elisa Amoruso
For more information on the films being screened, click here. Screening times and dates are yet to be announced, but stay tuned to THN for more information and full coverage of ‘Cinema Made In Italy’, and reviews of the films being screened, when it arrives in March.
