The winners of the XXIII edition have been announced - “Salli” by Lien Chien Hung Best International Feature Film - “Three Rules infallible” by Marco Gianfreda Best Italian Feature Film - Rai Cinema Channel Award for Best Italian Short Film “Sommersi” by Gian Marco Pezzoli - RIFF

Between roots and experimentation: the National Feature Film section explores new forms of Italian cinema. Four feature films that reject standardized formulas to delve into the nuances of contemporary storytelling…

Four feature films that reject standardized formulas to delve into the nuances of contemporary storytelling, presenting tales of obstinacy, vulnerability, and rupture. This selection explores the landscape of independent Italian cinema, highlighting a recurring theme: territory—both physical and emotional-as a space defined by conflict, contradiction,

From New York to Berlin: the International Feature Film section brings fresh perspectives from global independent cinema to Rome. Spanning from Tribeca to Poland’s Gdynia Film Festival, it features 2 world premieres…

Five works that lie off the beaten path of the mainstream, united by a powerful theme: the exploration of the body as a site of conflict and the rewriting of identity. Whether dealing with memories linked to a transplanted heart, the quest for self-redemption on

7 Italian documentaries not to be missed at RIFF – A world premiere. A legend of photography. A Roman neighborhood that rolls up its sleeves.

RIFF 2026 brings seven Italian documentaries to the big screen—some of the finest work you’ll see all year. Starting November 27th. Are you ready? We kick things off with the world premiere of “Renea – Nel nome dei figli” by Max Nardari, featuring Giuliana De

The winners of the XXIII edition have been announced – “Salli” by Lien Chien Hung Best International Feature Film – “Three Rules infallible” by Marco Gianfreda Best Italian Feature Film – Rai Cinema Channel Award for Best Italian Short Film “Sommersi” by Gian Marco Pezzoli

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Between roots and experimentation: the National Feature Film section explores new forms of Italian cinema. Four feature films that reject standardized formulas to delve into the nuances of contemporary storytelling…

From New York to Berlin: the International Feature Film section brings fresh perspectives from global independent cinema to Rome. Spanning from Tribeca to Poland’s Gdynia Film Festival, it features 2 world premieres…

7 Italian documentaries not to be missed at RIFF – A world premiere. A legend of photography. A Roman neighborhood that rolls up its sleeves.

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