Love in the Time of Eviction: What’s so Funny about Losing One’s Estate
The Cherry Orchard. Thirty Years of Happiness on Loan for Use is the new performance by the Italian theatre
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Turandot: The Beijing Opera Meets the Italian Tradition
From Gozzi to Puccini, Turandot has over time become the emblem of our imagination on the great China, being the
Pinocchio: the Lying Puppet and the Maternal Instinct
Paola Scoppettuolo has staged at the Teatro Marconi in Rome an ambitious ballet dedicated to the figure of the
Putin’s Witnesses: the Rise of a Sovereign Ruler
The documentary Putin’s Witnesses (Svideteli Putina) by the Ukrainian-born director Vitaly Mansky won the Grand Prix of the FIPADOC (Festival International Documentaire), which
Frankenstein: the ‘Creature’ of Mary Shelley’s Gothic Nightmares
The story of Frankenstein tells about love, power and responsibility and is known wordwide, but what many don’t know
Cold War: a movie about passion, music and Communist cultural ideology
Cold War is a heartbreaking love story that a musician and a singer live in a Europe divided ideologically and culturally.
The Death Of Stalin: A Movie About The Grotesque Behind The Power Struggle For The Soviet Succession
The Death of Stalin is a 2017 political satire comedy directed by the Scottish writer of Italian origin Armando Iannucci,
Film premiere in Rome for the tragedy of the submarine Kursk: the cult of sacrifice for Mother Russia
Danish director Thomas Vinterberg presented his film Kursk at the Rome Film Fest. It tells the story of the accident involving
Bribery, lust and appetite at the edge of the Russian Empire: The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol
The Teatro Argentina in Rome presented on 14 and 15 September the play The Government Inspector, a masterpiece by the
Kiss Me Deadly: the intriguing appointment with the film noir strikes back
Starting from August the 27th, the 2018 edition of Kiss Me Deadly, the International Film Noir Festival, will be