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At the Nuovo Cinema Aquila, the program for Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th with the premiere of the Mexican feature film Violent Butterfly by Adolfo Dávila at 8.15pm

At the Nuovo Cinema Aquila, the program on Monday the 24th will feature Luca Immesi’s “Arte Sciopero” at 6:30 pm, Adolfo Dávila’s Mexican film “Violent Butterfly” at 8:15 pm, and the international shorts “Magid/Zafar” by Luís Hindman and “Pies Manos” by Paco Calvo at 4:00 pm. Tuesday the 25th will feature short films by film schools, followed by Marco Kuveiller’s documentary “Paolo Chimeri – Libera Sostanza” at 7:45 pm, and Tekla Taidelli’s feature film “6.06,” winner of the SIAE Award at Venezia82 and two awards at the 2025 Ortigia Film Festival, at 9:30 pm.

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