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This year RIFF proudly presents an insight into the selection of films with a theme of LGBTQ+; Beginning with a Spanish production …

Beginning with a Spanish production, a turbulent family drama and a directorial debut by Borja de la Vega “Mia & Moi” with the roles of Bruna Cusi and Ricardo Gomez, will be presented also as part of the Films in Competition. The Tuesday 23rd screening at 22:00 will be attended by the director and filmmakers.

Among Italian productions, RIFF showcases  “Fino ad Essere Felici” by Paolo Cipolletta, a visually vibrant drama touching upon the dilemma of having “double-lives” and the need of being truly oneself. The screening, on Saturday the 20th at 20:15 will be in presence of the filmmakers.

“The Grand Bolero” by Gabriele Fabbro, is yet another proposition within our LGBTQ+ section. An intensive psycho-thriller featuring Lidia Vitale, a renown actress and director, seen in productions such as “Suburra” or “Tulipani – Amore, onore e una bicicletta”. The screening, that will take place on Saturday the 20th at 22:15, will take place in presence of the director.

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