Wednesday is the seventh and last day of screenings at the RIFF! We’ll start at 4:40 P.M. with four international short films: the Japanese Memory Sculptor, the Israeli Poor Cocaine, the Canadian Shadowplay and the Spanish That Wasn’t Me, which will be followed at room 3 by the American Love Story, the Brazilian It Happened In Bixiga, the Austrian Blackstory and the American The Spaghetti Storm.
The section dedicated to the documentaries will start at 6 P.M. with three International works: Adrift, by Belgian director F. Jan Depickere; the American The Suffering Grasses by I. Lee, and La Marcha Indignada by the Polish A. Bochenska and A. Reveron. During the evening, in room 1 we’ll watch the last two feature films competing at RIFF Awards 2013: Baby Blues, by Polish director K. Roslaniec, and at 10:20 P.M we will close the Festival with the Italian feature film Lost in Laos, by A. Zunino.
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,
