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) fro a week from issue
A documentary by Luca Ferrari,
Italy, 2012, 70’
Massimo is “er pantera”. He has had nothing from life. Like Giuliana, Stefano, Rosi, Bianca and Lillo, lives lived drifting on the margins of everything, in the Laurentino 38 quarter that, as this Festa del Cinema prize-winning and David nominated documentary recounts, resembles a prison with its turrets or a cemetery: every corner has a tragic story to tell.
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) fro a week from issue
A documentary by Luca Ferrari,
Italy, 2012, 70’
Massimo is “er pantera”. He has had nothing from life. Like Giuliana, Stefano, Rosi, Bianca and Lillo, lives lived drifting on the margins of everything, in the Laurentino 38 quarter that, as this Festa del Cinema prize-winning and David nominated documentary recounts, resembles a prison with its turrets or a cemetery: every corner has a tragic story to tell.
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.