For decades, the global perception of Italian cinema has been haunted by the ghosts of its glorious past. The conversation has been dominated by a revered but distant history: the gritty humanism
The air in the Sala Grande at the Palazzo del Cinema was thick with anticipation, but when the proclamation was made, it felt both shocking and inevitable. Toni Servillo, for his staggering
The air on the Croisette was thick with anticipation for Mario Martone’s “Fuori,” a film that promised to delve deep into the complex soul of Goliarda Sapienza. Presented at the Cannes Film
Matilda De Angelis has swiftly become one of Italy’s most captivating actresses, and her talent is now capturing international attention. With a blend of raw emotion and undeniable charisma, she’s proving to