This acclaimed Cuban poet’s film will set the pace for the showings of the thirteenth edition of the Rome Independent Film Festival. The film in question is the documentary “No Limits”, filmed by Armando Suarez Cobian in New York in 2013. It follows Alexandre Arrechea’s art career. Arrechea is a sculptor first awarded at the last Park Avenue Awards. The film is a journey to discover the most varied landscapes in which New Yorkers are the installations, using provocative reinterpretations of power. Suarez Cobian, has already collaborated on significant projects made in the U.S.A. (“Che” by Steven Sodenberg). The film shows the streets Manhattan and Brooklyn with a curious eye, bringing the viewer a vision of pure contemporary art. This film will be shown in theatre 1 on Sunday, March 16th at 20:10.
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,
