Paolo Chimeri, born in 1933, a goldsmith, sculptor, and painter, still has many plans for the future. A long career has seen him invent new modeling and casting techniques. Years ago, he independently discovered the harmonies of Newton's binomial numerical series and translated them into...
1976-2016. 40 years of Strike Art. Galeazzo Nardini, an eclectic and original figure of contemporary art, lived through the 70s and beyond, while actively participating in the international art scene. In 1973, he was the first artist to self-exhibit his work in the Louvre,...
“She” is a choral narrative about female workers in the biggest electronic Industrial Park in Vietnam, where they endures exhausting rhythms. Through fragmented bodies and anonymous voices, the film denounces oppressive working conditions and the contradictions between survival, dreams, and emancipation. Between factory, dormitories, and...
Born in New York in the 1970s, Hip Hop spread worldwide, becoming a global cultural phenomenon. In the early 1980s it took root in France and then also reached Rome, where a small community of enthusiasts laid its foundations and took part at this “r-evolution”....
The docu-film explores the bond between man and nature through Iceland, seen from above as a distant, humanless planet. A poetic fugue of many voices intertwines: Leopardi’s Dialogue between Nature and the Icelander (1824), Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s verses, reflections on Iceland and Leopardi, and the...
Rome is the city of cinema but also of cinemas, there is one in almost every neighbourhood. They are magic boxes scattered around the capital that contain stories, names, lives and memories of all the people who have frequented them and still do. But cinemas...
At 17, Renzo Chiesa took his first photo of Jimi Hendrix at the Piper in Milan in 1968. From that moment, he became one of the greatest photographers of Italian music. The documentary “Renzo Chiesa, Chiesa Renzo” by Paolo Boriani, explores 50 years of his...
According to the EU, Erasmus is one of the greatest achievements in building the place that we now call Europe. It has brought people together across borders and promoted peace. At the same time, we often hear: “Erasmus changed my life”. Roberto is one of...
“Non chiudete quella porta” is a documentary focused on Porta Portese, Rome’s historic flea market, and its fate in the digital transition era. Through the testimonies of key figures, it offers a passionate and critical look at a popular reality resisting market pressures, striving to...
In the summer of 2017, a young filmmaker drives through the American South, capturing landscapes and meeting ordinary people whose stories intersect with American history. The journey explores semi-deserted towns, Amish communities, survivors of Hurricane Katrina, and the tensions of a multiracial America, amidst the...
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