Cinema Made in Italy opens its 2023 edition in London 9th – 13th March 2023
Mar 08 2023- Movies
- Last Updated on 08 March 2023
- Monica Costa
Cinecittà, Institut Français and The Italian Cultural Institute in London have announced the full line up of films for the 13th edition of CINEMA MADE IN ITALY which will take place at the Cine Lumiere between 9 and 13 March 2023.
CINEMA MADE IN ITALY showcases the best of Italian cinema with eleven new releases forming the heart of the programme all curated by CEO of Film London and British Film Commission, Adrian Wootton OBE. Audiences will have the chance to catch the cutting edge of Italian cinema with many films having their UK premiere as part of the festival as well as enjoying a classic of Italian cinema which this year is the cult comedy Fantozzi from 1975.
The benefits of owning a family electric car: comfort, safety, and sustainability
Mar 07 2023- Shopping Guides
- Last Updated on 07 March 2023
- Monica Costa
Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. Not only are they better for the environment, but they also offer numerous benefits for families. In this blog post, we will discuss the comfort, safety, and sustainability benefits of owning a family electric car.
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La Dolce Vita review – Why this 63 year old Italian movie is still so current and modern
Mar 04 2023- Movies
- Last Updated on 05 March 2023
- Monica Costa
Ahead of the launch of the 13th edition of Cinema Made in Italy by Cinecittà and Ciné Lumière last week, I went to The Italian Cultural Institute in London to watch La Dolce Vita, the famous 1960 Italian film directed by Federico Fellini and masterfully restored in 2011 by Cineteca di Bologna.
The film follows the life of Marcello Rubini, a journalist who is seeking happiness and success in Rome, but finds himself lost in a world of decadence and excess. The restored version of the film is a masterpiece of cinema, and its enduring popularity speaks to the timeless themes it explores.
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