LACQUA NON E MAI FERMA3

On Friday the 21st, screenings begin at 4:30 PM at the Nuovo Cinema Aquila with French-language shorts. Italian shorts begin at 6:30 PM. Opening Night Film at 8:15 PM: Roberto Mariotti’s “L’acqua non è mai ferma” with Stefano Fresi.

On Friday the 21st, screenings at the Nuovo Cinema Aquila begin at 4:30 PM with French-language shorts, including “Deepflix” by Quentin Bitran, “The Mud Outside My Window” by Violette Delvoye, “The Lost Echo” by Andrew Cyr-Marcoux, and “Sàga” by Maïlys Gelin and Clément Grosdenier. From 6:30 PM, Italian shorts will be on the agenda, with “La colonna” by Antonio Cofano, “O Mundo de Lokal” by Dalia Silvestri, and “Yellow Liminal” by Francesco Thérèse. This will be followed at 8:15 PM by the feature film “L’acqua non è mai ferma” by Roberto Mariotti.

The evening closes at 10 pm with the program of Italian short films in competition.

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