On the occasion of the exhibition Please Come Back. The world as prison?
MAXXI Auditorium – Tickets €5
Tickets may be purchased from the museum ticket office of from www.vivaticket.it
The ticket give holders the right to reduced price admittance to MAXXI (€8) for a week from issue
A documentary by Laura Poitras,
USA / Germany 2014, 113’
Snowden, the man who revealed to the world that it is under surveillance, recounts adventures, ins and outs and anxieties, but making a documentary about him was no less dangerous than subtracting data from the CIA. The winner of the Oscar for Best Documentary in 2015, this film “is a spy thriller that puts even agent Jason Bourne to shame along with all the paranoia fiction of recent decades” (Roberto Nepoti, La Repubblica).
CINEMA AT MAXXI | 25 January – 29 March 2017
curated by Mario Sesti
One of the shining lights of high quality film scheduling in the capital: born as an experiment it soon transformed into a contemporary, innovative and original event. Cinema at MAXXI is back with a range of new features and a programme that is neither a simple film season nor a traditional festival but rather combines diverse traits from both.
The schedules for this edition::
EXTRA major previews
EXHIBIT exhibitions and film
MAXXI DOC new documentary talents
SHORTSLEAGUE the best Italian short films
ALICE FAMILY animation and more
DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE PROGRAMME
A co-production Fondazione Cinema per Roma and MAXXI.
On the occasion of the exhibition Please Come Back. The world as prison?
MAXXI Auditorium – Tickets €5
Tickets may be purchased from the museum ticket office of from www.vivaticket.it
The ticket give holders the right to reduced price admittance to MAXXI (€8) for a week from issue
A documentary by Laura Poitras,
USA / Germany 2014, 113’
Snowden, the man who revealed to the world that it is under surveillance, recounts adventures, ins and outs and anxieties, but making a documentary about him was no less dangerous than subtracting data from the CIA. The winner of the Oscar for Best Documentary in 2015, this film “is a spy thriller that puts even agent Jason Bourne to shame along with all the paranoia fiction of recent decades” (Roberto Nepoti, La Repubblica).
CINEMA AT MAXXI | 25 January – 29 March 2017
curated by Mario Sesti
One of the shining lights of high quality film scheduling in the capital: born as an experiment it soon transformed into a contemporary, innovative and original event. Cinema at MAXXI is back with a range of new features and a programme that is neither a simple film season nor a traditional festival but rather combines diverse traits from both.
The schedules for this edition::
EXTRA major previews
EXHIBIT exhibitions and film
MAXXI DOC new documentary talents
SHORTSLEAGUE the best Italian short films
ALICE FAMILY animation and more
DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE PROGRAMME
A co-production Fondazione Cinema per Roma and MAXXI.