Sabato 25 giugno alle ore 19.30 nello spazio culturale Interno 4 in via della Lungara 44 a Roma la presentazione del film “Aurora la ragazza nascente” con la regia di Simone Frullichini.
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Friday, June 24, 2022
Aurora la ragazza nascente
Sabato 25 giugno alle ore 19.30 nello spazio culturale Interno 4 in via della Lungara 44 a Roma la presentazione del film “Aurora la ragazza nascente” con la regia di Simone Frullichini.
Monday, May 04, 2020
Su Indiecinema l'anteprima del docufilm "Corona Days"
Un uomo resta in casa solo a causa delle misure d'emergenza Corona virus. La solitudine, il tempo e lo spazio diventano i suoi nemici, l'immaginazione, i ricordi e la voglia di libertà i suoi alleati.
Il regista Fabio Del Greco documenta i giorni di isolamento del corona virus in maniera intima e personale, girando gli esterni esclusivamente con uno smartphone.
Friday, January 17, 2020
Ad Interno 4 “Caminetto cinematografico: La lunga notte del ‘43”
Sabato 18 gennaio 2020 alle ore 18 in occasione delle
celebrazioni per il decennale dalla scomparsa del famoso regista Florestano
Vancini, Roberto Alessandrini in collaborazione con Palatinum Club organizza ad
Interno 4 un ciclo di tre caminetti cinematografici di suoi film, con cadenza
mensile. La rassegna sarà resa più attraente dalla presenza della figlia Gloria
Vancini, che presenterà il film arricchendolo di notizie e confidenze
familiari, a cui seguirà il dibattito e quindi uno spuntino offerto dalla
padrona di casa, l’attrice di teatro Chiara Pavoni.
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Ad Interno 4 la premiazione dei film di Optical Theatre Horror Film Festival
Il 15 novembre si terrà a Roma, presso l’associazione culturale INTERNO 4, la proiezione e la premiazione dei film vincitori della quinta edizione dell’Optical Theatre Horror Film Festival, la rassegna cinematografica internazionale che abbraccia i generi horror, bizzarro, fantasy e grottesco.
Organizzato dall’Associazione Culturale Dark Circle (iHORRORdb – DarkVeins), l’Optical Theatre Horror Film Festival vede Domiziano Cristopharo in veste di Direttore Artistico nonché di selezionatore del Fest insieme ad Antony Coia e a Barbara Torretti.
Organizzato dall’Associazione Culturale Dark Circle (iHORRORdb – DarkVeins), l’Optical Theatre Horror Film Festival vede Domiziano Cristopharo in veste di Direttore Artistico nonché di selezionatore del Fest insieme ad Antony Coia e a Barbara Torretti.
Friday, February 01, 2019
Mistero di un impiegato: a Roma tre proiezioni del film
Tre date da non perdere
per la visione del film di Fabio Del Greco “Mistero di un impiegato”. Domenica
3 febbraio 2019 alle ore 21 l’anteprima del film con il regista ed il cast al
Teatro Pegaso, in viale Cardinal Ginnasi a Ostia; martedì 5 e mercoledì 6
febbraio 2019 la proiezione al Nuovo Cinema Aquila in via L’Aquila, 66/74 a
Roma. Un film con Fabio Del Greco, Chiara Pavoni, Roberto Pensa, Roberto Rossetti,
Flavia Coffari, Umberto Canino. Distribuito da Monitore Film.
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Chiara Pavoni è la protagonista di ‘Just a Child’, l’horror diretto da Ford
Sono state fatte in questi giorni a Carpegna, nelle Marche,
le riprese di ‘Just a Child’, la ghost story di Adam Ford, il regista
dell’horror estremo ‘Torment’. Il film nasce da un’idea di Domiziano
Cristopharo e di Andrea Lanza, mentre lo script è a firma di Sara Bakacks. Nel cast
l’icona del cinema horror Chiara Pavoni, Alfonso D’Auria, Alessandro Feudale e
Giorgio Agri.
Thursday, April 06, 2017
“Altin in città”: l’anteprima per la stampa al Polmone Pulsante
Thursday, July 09, 2015
Sinapsys, il nuovo film con Chiara Pavoni
Thursday, September 04, 2014
Il film Azzurro Oltremare: la prima il 12 settembre
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"AZZURRO OLTREMARE", film drammatico, è la vita di un pittore, Lucio Garofalo, attraverso i sogni e la sua immaginazione. Brusco è lo scontro tra la realtà e i ricordi, inevitabilmente deturpati dal tempo. Il pittore stesso, pluripremiato in Italia e all’estero, ha curato la sceneggiatura in collaborazione con il regista che l’ha voluto protagonista autentico del film.
Monday, July 06, 2009
Rome: Asian Film Festival, 4 – 11 July 2009
If you have a passion for Eastern cinema do not miss the Asian Film Festival.
The Asian Film festival will take place from the 4th to the 11th of July in Rome, at the Cinema Farnese, and like every year it will feature a rich programme of projections of Eastern films: a unique chance for all the most refined cinema lovers who will enjoy a travel to Rome and watch films that are not usually distributed in many Italian cinemas.
Although Eastern cinema is achieving success in international festivals and competitions, and with the passing of time it is becoming more popular abroad, we cannot claim that it is well-known by most people: for this reason the Asian Film Festival, its 7th edition being celebrated this year, is meant to intensify the connection between Italy and East, and in particular it is meant to strengthen the visibility of Asian films, providing a rich and high-quality programme, which includes both famous and emerging directors, and which gives space also to films that otherwise are difficult to be found.
If you book a guest house in Rome you will have the chance to watch films of different genres realised in various Asian countries, from Taiwan to Japan, from China to South Korea, from Singapore to Malaysia, which in some cases will be projected for the first time in Italy (“Pongso No Tao” by Wang Jingui, “The Shaft” by Cht Zhang, and many more) or in Europe (just to make few examples: “Homeless FC” by James Leong and Lynn Lee, “Er Dong” by Yang Jin, “Keeping Watch” by Fen Fen-Cheng).
The films presented at the festival are traditionally divided into 5 categories: the competition section, featuring this year directors like Hirokazu Kore-eda with “Still Walking”, Eric Khoo with “My Magic” and Yeo Joon Han with “Sell out”, includes the films that might win the following prizes: best film, best director, best actor, best actress and most original film, while the out of competition section includes films like "Ashes of time redux" by Wong Kar-Way, "Face" by Tsai Ming Liang and "Tokyo" by Michel Gondry, Leos Carax and Bang Joon-ho; also the other sections of the festival are very interesting: “Newcomers from Taiwan” is meant to give voice to new talents and to strengthen the relationship with Taiwan cinema (do not miss “The Wall” by Lin Chih-ju, “Sincerely Yours” by Rich Lee and “Candy Rain” by Chen Hung-i), while “Focus on Singapore” is meant to promote Singapore films (three films realised in Singapore are to be found also in the competitive section). Like every year, the programme of the festival is enriched by a retrospective dedicated to a master of Eastern cinema: this year’s retrospective will be dedicated to Jia Zhang-ke, one of the main contemporary directors, who is also known for having won a golden lion at the Venice international film festival in 2006 with “Still Life”. Staying in a hotel in Rome the fans of the director will have the possibility to immerse themselves in his films, but they will also have the great chance to meet their favourite director, who is the guest of honour of the festival: Jia Zhang-ke, indeed, will personally present “Going Home”, one of his first films.
Tickets: daily ticket 4 euro, admission to all screenings 30 euro
Date: 4th – 11th July 2009
Location: Cinema Farnese, Rome, Italy
This article was written by Francesca Tessarollo with support from Discount guest house in Rome. For any information, please visit Travel to Rome or for travel information have a look to 2 stars hotels in Rome.
The Asian Film festival will take place from the 4th to the 11th of July in Rome, at the Cinema Farnese, and like every year it will feature a rich programme of projections of Eastern films: a unique chance for all the most refined cinema lovers who will enjoy a travel to Rome and watch films that are not usually distributed in many Italian cinemas.
Although Eastern cinema is achieving success in international festivals and competitions, and with the passing of time it is becoming more popular abroad, we cannot claim that it is well-known by most people: for this reason the Asian Film Festival, its 7th edition being celebrated this year, is meant to intensify the connection between Italy and East, and in particular it is meant to strengthen the visibility of Asian films, providing a rich and high-quality programme, which includes both famous and emerging directors, and which gives space also to films that otherwise are difficult to be found.
If you book a guest house in Rome you will have the chance to watch films of different genres realised in various Asian countries, from Taiwan to Japan, from China to South Korea, from Singapore to Malaysia, which in some cases will be projected for the first time in Italy (“Pongso No Tao” by Wang Jingui, “The Shaft” by Cht Zhang, and many more) or in Europe (just to make few examples: “Homeless FC” by James Leong and Lynn Lee, “Er Dong” by Yang Jin, “Keeping Watch” by Fen Fen-Cheng).
The films presented at the festival are traditionally divided into 5 categories: the competition section, featuring this year directors like Hirokazu Kore-eda with “Still Walking”, Eric Khoo with “My Magic” and Yeo Joon Han with “Sell out”, includes the films that might win the following prizes: best film, best director, best actor, best actress and most original film, while the out of competition section includes films like "Ashes of time redux" by Wong Kar-Way, "Face" by Tsai Ming Liang and "Tokyo" by Michel Gondry, Leos Carax and Bang Joon-ho; also the other sections of the festival are very interesting: “Newcomers from Taiwan” is meant to give voice to new talents and to strengthen the relationship with Taiwan cinema (do not miss “The Wall” by Lin Chih-ju, “Sincerely Yours” by Rich Lee and “Candy Rain” by Chen Hung-i), while “Focus on Singapore” is meant to promote Singapore films (three films realised in Singapore are to be found also in the competitive section). Like every year, the programme of the festival is enriched by a retrospective dedicated to a master of Eastern cinema: this year’s retrospective will be dedicated to Jia Zhang-ke, one of the main contemporary directors, who is also known for having won a golden lion at the Venice international film festival in 2006 with “Still Life”. Staying in a hotel in Rome the fans of the director will have the possibility to immerse themselves in his films, but they will also have the great chance to meet their favourite director, who is the guest of honour of the festival: Jia Zhang-ke, indeed, will personally present “Going Home”, one of his first films.
Tickets: daily ticket 4 euro, admission to all screenings 30 euro
Date: 4th – 11th July 2009
Location: Cinema Farnese, Rome, Italy
This article was written by Francesca Tessarollo with support from Discount guest house in Rome. For any information, please visit Travel to Rome or for travel information have a look to 2 stars hotels in Rome.
Monday, June 29, 2009
Rome: Along the Tiber…Rome, 11th June – 30th August 2009
Summer nights in Rome are enlivened through a series of free events addressed to both tourists and the Roman citizens that stay in the city.
“Along the Tiber…Rome” is a diversified festival that takes place every summer from June to August in the heart of Rome, between Ponte Sisto and Ponte Palatino. Every night at 6 tourists and Roman citizens can enjoy good food, various shows and other cultural and music events along the revalued and renewed area of the quays, or they can simply take a relaxing walk along the Tiber, visiting the stalls. “Along the Tiber…Rome”, indeed, features many different happenings, which make the festival fit for people of all ages, tastes and provenience.
The programme of the 7th edition of the festival is divided into two big sections: entertainment and cultural events. The first section includes many different events that will be held cyclically every week: Sundays will be dedicated to comics and cartoons lovers, with meetings with drawers and dubbers and the performances of a band specialised in cartoons music. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays music will play the main role: you will have the possibility to choose between different music genres, from piano bar to jazz, and to enjoy the performances of some high-quality emerging musicians. Literature lovers will certainly enjoy the programme of Thursdays, featuring theatre and books presentations, while those who will spend a weekend in Rome will have the chance to take part in country music show-lessons (on Fridays) or to enjoy cabaret shows (on Saturdays).
If all this has not convinced you to book a bed and breakfast in Rome yet, you need to know something more about the programme of cultural events. Sundays will be dedicated to classical music, with the performances of two groups: a string quartet that will play both classical-romantic and more modern pieces, and a vocal group that will make you discover the music of Roman Renaissance, with madrigals and other kinds of compositions. Cinema lovers will enjoy the short films festival “L’altro corto” (every Monday): this year it will host works dealing with two themes: memory and otherness. Space for literature lovers on Tuesdays, with novels readings, while Wednesdays will be dedicated to history lessons, which will make you discover something more about the story of the city, of the river and of the bridges that cross it. Thursdays will be dedicated to another important feature of the city’s history and culture: Roman folk songs.
“Along the Tiber…Rome” is always very appreciated by the tourists who stay in the hotels of Rome not only for all these events, but also for the stalls of local and international handicraft products which can be found along the quays and for the restaurants and bars arising in this area, the ideal choice to enjoy a drink or a dinner in a very impressive location, choosing between dishes of Roman traditional cuisine and ethnic food.
Tickets: free event
Date: 11th June – 30th August 2009
Location: Rome, Italy
This article was written by Francesca Tessarollo with support from Youth hostel and camping Rome. For any information, please visit Travel to Rome or for travel information have a look to 2 stars hotels in Rome.
“Along the Tiber…Rome” is a diversified festival that takes place every summer from June to August in the heart of Rome, between Ponte Sisto and Ponte Palatino. Every night at 6 tourists and Roman citizens can enjoy good food, various shows and other cultural and music events along the revalued and renewed area of the quays, or they can simply take a relaxing walk along the Tiber, visiting the stalls. “Along the Tiber…Rome”, indeed, features many different happenings, which make the festival fit for people of all ages, tastes and provenience.
The programme of the 7th edition of the festival is divided into two big sections: entertainment and cultural events. The first section includes many different events that will be held cyclically every week: Sundays will be dedicated to comics and cartoons lovers, with meetings with drawers and dubbers and the performances of a band specialised in cartoons music. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays music will play the main role: you will have the possibility to choose between different music genres, from piano bar to jazz, and to enjoy the performances of some high-quality emerging musicians. Literature lovers will certainly enjoy the programme of Thursdays, featuring theatre and books presentations, while those who will spend a weekend in Rome will have the chance to take part in country music show-lessons (on Fridays) or to enjoy cabaret shows (on Saturdays).
If all this has not convinced you to book a bed and breakfast in Rome yet, you need to know something more about the programme of cultural events. Sundays will be dedicated to classical music, with the performances of two groups: a string quartet that will play both classical-romantic and more modern pieces, and a vocal group that will make you discover the music of Roman Renaissance, with madrigals and other kinds of compositions. Cinema lovers will enjoy the short films festival “L’altro corto” (every Monday): this year it will host works dealing with two themes: memory and otherness. Space for literature lovers on Tuesdays, with novels readings, while Wednesdays will be dedicated to history lessons, which will make you discover something more about the story of the city, of the river and of the bridges that cross it. Thursdays will be dedicated to another important feature of the city’s history and culture: Roman folk songs.
“Along the Tiber…Rome” is always very appreciated by the tourists who stay in the hotels of Rome not only for all these events, but also for the stalls of local and international handicraft products which can be found along the quays and for the restaurants and bars arising in this area, the ideal choice to enjoy a drink or a dinner in a very impressive location, choosing between dishes of Roman traditional cuisine and ethnic food.
Tickets: free event
Date: 11th June – 30th August 2009
Location: Rome, Italy
This article was written by Francesca Tessarollo with support from Youth hostel and camping Rome. For any information, please visit Travel to Rome or for travel information have a look to 2 stars hotels in Rome.
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