An important collaboration between University College London and FilmItalia brings to you this important first series of free screenings of award-winning, contemporary Italian documentaries, in original Italian and with English subtitles, with the participation of their directors and Q&As sessions.
These will be conducted by Dr.Cristina Massaccesi, Senior Teaching Fellow & Language Coordinator, Italian Department, UCL.
A series of FREE screenings of contemporary Italian documentaries
The first documentary to be shown will be the award-winning ROMEO E GIULIETTA by acclaimed film director Massimo Coppola who will be flying to London to participate in the Q&A session.
Nino and Mary are two sixteen years old who live in a Roma encampment in the area of Rome’s Tor de’ Cenci. The documentary follows the attempt to produce Romeo and Juliet in a place where the plot of Shakespeare’s play is still absurdly topical: Nino and Mary, our Romeo and Juliet, really do belong to two feuding families drastically opposed to them acting together.
• Krakow Film Festival 2016: Documentary Competition
• Uruguay International Film Festival 2016: Focus Italia
• Italia in Doc – Bruxelles 2015:
• Madrid Italian Film Festival 2015: Best Documentary
• Uruguay International Film Festival 2016: Focus Italia
• Italia in Doc – Bruxelles 2015:
• Madrid Italian Film Festival 2015: Best Documentary
We are looking forward to welcoming you to the entire series
Romeo e Giulietta 11 October 2016
I Ricordi del Fiume 22 November 2016
L’uomo Che Non Cambiò la Storia 24 January 2017
Liberami 21 February 2017
Free screenings but booking mandatory, click here
This initiative, a collaboration between FilmItalia and University College London, has been co-ordinated by Infallible Productions Ltd.
With thanks to Pullman Hotels.