Fellini and Rossellini, Pasolini and Antonioni, Germi and De Sica. Since tomorrow, 17th February, to 25th March the Stensen Institute proposes ' Classics ', a fascinating and exclusive travel through the great classics of Italian cinematography. From ' The vitelloni' to ' Red Desert ', from ' The ciociara' to ' Francesco Giullare di Dio', from ' The Dolce Vita' to ' Don Camillo ', seventeen films in restored edition by Mediaset - Forever' Cinemas and subtitled in English for the international public in Florence.
The same review of the Museum of the Cinema of Turin in during the ' Olympic Games'.
The Vittorio De Sica's neorealism, the skillful productions of Federico Fellini's dreams, the Italian commedia by Pietro Germi. With three projections every week (Wednesday, friday and Sunday, h. 21), the retrospettiva, with comment of expert critics, offers an evocative panoramic of italian '50 and '60 years, telling of dramas and hopes, fears and joys, pains and daily life, social, cultural and political changes.
The inauguration next friday with the projection of ' Rome Mother'by Pier Paolo Pasolini. Sunday 'Lo sceicco bianco' by Federico Fellini, with Alberto Sordi in a realistic and fellinesc Rome.
The review is organized in collaboration with Mediaset - Forever Cinema, Nice, National Museum of the Cinema of Turin, University of Florence. Ticket for a single projection € 3,50. Subscription for all € 45.
