IL CINEMA RITROVATO On tour AT BROWN university WILL RETURN
ON MARCH 15-18, 2018
A FESTIVAL OF RARE AND RESTORED FILMS FROM THE CINETECA OF BOLOGNA, ITALY TO BROWN UNIVERSITY
As part of the ongoing collaboration between Brown University and the Cineteca of Bologna, the Italian Studies Department announces the fourth edition of Il Cinema Ritrovato on Tour (2018). Recently restored masterpieces by Michelangelo Antonioni, Luciano Emmer, Augusto Genina and Marco Ferreri. Highlights coming soon!
Each summer, the Cineteca of Bologna, one of Europe’s most renowned centers for film restoration—seat of the Charlie Chaplin's and Pier Paolo Pasolini's film archives—presents an eight-day film festival featuring restored films, early silent cinema, and director portraits. During the festival, titled Il Cinema Ritrovato (Rediscovered Cinema), more than 400 titles are presented in six cinemas and on a giant screen at a free outdoor screening in the fifteenth century Piazza Maggiore, in Bologna, which turns into a 2,000-seat open air movie theater for the entire summer (Sotto le Stelle del Cinema). Il Cinema Ritrovato has been defined as “pure heaven for cinéphiles.”
Each summer, the Cineteca of Bologna, one of Europe’s most renowned centers for film restoration—seat of the Charlie Chaplin's and Pier Paolo Pasolini's film archives—presents an eight-day film festival featuring restored films, early silent cinema, and director portraits. During the festival, titled Il Cinema Ritrovato (Rediscovered Cinema), more than 400 titles are presented in six cinemas and on a giant screen at a free outdoor screening in the fifteenth century Piazza Maggiore, in Bologna, which turns into a 2,000-seat open air movie theater for the entire summer (Sotto le Stelle del Cinema). Il Cinema Ritrovato has been defined as “pure heaven for cinéphiles.”
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See you at the movies! ~ FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ~
Made possible thanks to the collaboration of Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, Janus Films, Criterion Pictures, The Elana Horwich Italian Arts and Culture Fund, Italian Studies Tabak Fund, Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Culture and Media Studies at Brown University, the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) at Brown University.
Special thanks to Gian Luca Farinelli, Andrea Meneghelli, Carmen Accaputo (Cineteca di Bologna), Giacomo Manzoli (University of Bologna), Donald Sosin and Joanna Seaton, Jennifer Ahn (The Film Foundation), and the Brown University team: Benjamin Davis, Isabella De Leo, Mona Delgado, Amanda Madigan, Jacob Mukand, Gabriela Naigeborin, Valeria Federici.
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