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THE SILENT ROME FESTIVAL IS BACK WITH THE II EDITION FROM 15 TO 26 SEPTEMBER 2021. With the screenings of 8 films carefully chosen according to the theme of the day of the Festival and designed to enhance the Italian independent film production of artistic quality.

The SILENT APECAR CINEMA, section of the Festival will host the screenings of 8 films carefully chosen according to the theme of the day of the Festival and designed to enhance Italian production independent and artistic quality film. “Butterfly” will open the festival, a documentary dedicated to Irma Testa, 2021 Olympic champion, to follow on award-winning “Miss Marx” by Susanna Nicchiarelli, “Un Giorno la Notte” by Michele Aiello and Michele Cattani (winner of Molisecinema 2021), “Fragments” feature film that tells the territory of Casal De ‘Pazzi from the point of view of six guys who then took care of the realization, followed by two cult film “Tito and the Aliens” by Paola Randi and “Zora the Vampira” by Manetti Bros, the fest will close with two films for children and families, the acclaimed film animation “The famous invasion of the bears in Sicily” by Lorenzo Mattotti and “Ride”, first work by Valerio Mastandrea. The screenings will be presented by directors and actors present and will be organized through the use of an Apecar which becomes a screen for the occasion cinematic. Thanks to this innovative idea, viewers will be able to enjoy of an aggregative, unusual and itinerant cinema.

Tutte le informazioni sul sito ufficiale www.silentromefestival.it Il programma ufficiale sul sito www.silentromefestival.it/programma

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