A Hundredth of a Second. The Champion Who Also Directed Tomba to Great Heights is Loved by Czechs
Legendary Italian skier Gustavo Thöni, celebrated for his sports achievements and cultural impact, reflects on his life and unexpected fame from a near-victory in a race.
Berlinguer on the Metro
The recent screening of the film 'Berlinguer: The Great Ambition' at the Italian Cinema Week in Mexico reflects on the life and political ideas of Enrico Berlinguer, emphasizing his role in Italian communism and the need for adaptation to local contexts.
This Week's Movies: Greetings to Power
Italian director Paolo Sorrentino explores themes of power and decadence in his latest film, injecting a modern outlook into his cinematic expression.
Marco Bellocchio recreates, in the series 'Portobello', the case that led an Italian star to prison
Marco Bellocchio's new series 'Portobello' explores a significant case that resulted in the imprisonment of a renowned Italian actor.
Culture portal recommends: David Lynch's "The Straight Story" on Jupiter
The article recommends David Lynch's film "The Straight Story," highlighting its uniqueness among the director's works, focusing on the true story of Alvin Straight and his journey across states to reconcile with his brother.
Federico Frusciante, beloved Italian film critic, dies
Italian film critic Federico Frusciante passed away in Livorno, leaving behind a legacy as a unique voice in Italian cinema criticism.
Wuthering Heights starts well
The new film adaptation of Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights' has achieved significant box office success upon its release.
The case of 'Love Me Love Me'. The Italian series speaks English
Prime Video launches its first entirely Italian film, 'Love Me Love Me', produced in English, based on the bestselling book series by Stefania S.
Brignone: "It's the ending of a film too beautiful to believe. I won because I was light"
Italian athlete Brignone reflects on her unexpected victory, likening it to a miraculous film ending due to her agility.
The movie "Perfect" - a soul and physical striptease. Review of the latest J. J. Džilindžers film
The article reviews the film "Perfect", a remake of the Italian movie "Perfect Strangers", highlighting its universal appeal and cross-cultural adaptations.
Giancarlo Dettori, the great of theater who was Mago Zurlì
Giancarlo Dettori, an influential Italian actor known for his work in theater, film, television, and radio, passed away at the age of 93 in Milan.
'Motorvalley' and a film with Nicolas Cage: what to watch on TV and streaming on Tuesday
The article discusses new streaming content, including an Italian racing series 'Motorvalley' and films starring Nicolas Cage.
Cinema: Martin Scorsese has a missed call
The article discusses Nanni Moretti's film, which includes allusions to Italian cinematic classics and suggests themes of farewell.
Gina Lollobrigida's niece won Italy's first medal at the Winter Olympics
Francesca Lollobrigida, niece of Italian film star Gina Lollobrigida, won Italy's first gold medal at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, securing victory in the women's 3000m speed skating event on her 35th birthday.
No one shows Italy like Paolo Sorrentino. How to find a politician from 'La Grazia'?
The article explores Paolo Sorrentino's unique contributions to Italian cinema and discusses his portrayal of political themes in his films.
This Italian directs the Winter Games, three operas, a film, and just can't stop
Damiano Michieletto, Europe's busiest opera director, is also staging the opening of the Olympic Winter Games alongside stars like Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli.
The Forger: the Italian movie about the art of deception that is a hit on Netflix
The Italian film 'The Forger', directed by Stefano Lodovichi, explores significant political events from the 1970s, including the kidnapping and murder of Aldo Moro, and has become a success on Netflix.
What's Real in 'The Forgery'? The Story Behind the Thriller of the Moment on Netflix
The article discusses the success of the Italian film 'The Forgery', which has remained in the top 10 most-watched movies on Netflix since its release, and is based on the life of Antonio 'Toni' Chichiarelli.
A good politician should always be full of doubts, says Oscar-winning director Paolo Sorrentino
Italian director Paolo Sorrentino hopes his film 'Grace' will contribute to the approval of an active euthanasia law, featuring the outgoing president Mariano De Santis, portrayed by Toni Servillo.
Comedy with Danton Mello: what to watch on TV and streaming this Monday
The article discusses a Brazilian adaptation of the Italian film 'Perfetti Sconosciuti,' featuring a comedic story about a couple hosting friends for a barbecue, where an adolescent daughter suggests a revealing game that uncovers embarrassing secrets.
Dozens of historic Maseratis recreated for movie about Italian car company
A feature film titled 'Maserati: The Brothers' showcases the recreated Maseratis from the 1920s and 1930s, highlighting the origins of the iconic Italian car company founded by siblings in Bologna.
Gina Lollobrigida: The Diva Who Broke Stereotypes and Created Art
Gina Lollobrigida, born on July 4, 1927, in Subiaco, Italy, was a remarkable film star of the 1950s and 1960s known for her beauty, strong personality, and artistic independence, becoming a symbol of Italian glamour and a champion for artistic freedom.
Checco Zalone beats himself: 'Buen Camino' is the Italian film with the highest earnings ever
Checco Zalone's 'Buen Camino' has officially become the highest-grossing Italian film ever, surpassing his previous record with earnings of over 65 million euros in just three weeks.
"Avatar" first in the box office
As of this morning, unless unlikely catastrophes occur, Buen Camino has become the highest-grossing Italian film of all time in Italy, surpassing the previous record held by Quo vado? with a total box office of over 65 million euros.
Stefania Sandrelli, 50 years of the 20th century. "On set it was very cold, tea, stolen kisses with De Niro"
Stefania Sandrelli reflects on her role and experiences while filming Bernardo Bertolucci's masterpiece, highlighting the strong bonds formed among the cast and the significance of Italian cinema on the world stage.
Italian cinema on the rise, Mollicone: "Comedy drives the market"
Recent Cinetel data shows that Italian cinema is experiencing significant growth, exceeding results from the past decade and reaching levels not seen in thirty years, according to Federico Mollicone.
Sorrentino in the new film shows a president that the world can only long for
Paolo Sorrentino's new film explores profound themes of life, death, and Italian political figures, showcasing the courage required in filmmaking.
We Deserve Checco Zalone
The article discusses the political implications of Checco Zalone's film in the context of Italian politics, particularly referencing a tweet from Matteo Renzi criticizing the right-wing's attempt to co-opt Zalone for political purposes.
Cinzia Mascoli: 'Honeymoon Trips? Verdone chose me by mistake. I was destined for a life of hell'
Cinzia Mascoli, a Roman actress, reflects on her unexpected role in Carlo Verdone's film 'Honeymoon Trips' and the challenges she faced thereafter.
Neri Parenti: "Checco Zalone succeeds because he has managed to remake Alberto Sordi in another sauce"
Neri Parenti comments on the commercial success of Checco Zalone's film 'Buen camino,' despite harsh criticism, emphasizing the different perspectives of critics and audiences.