LE VIE DEL CINEMA 2022 :: i film dei festival internazionali a Milano :: dal 22 al 30 settembre

LE VIE DEL CINEMA 2022 :: i film dei festival internazionali a Milano :: dal 22 al 30 settembre

Si avvicina l’appuntamento con l’edizione 2022 de le vie del cinema, la manifestazione promossa da AGIS lombarda in collaborazione con Fondazione La Biennale di Venezia e le sale cinematografiche di Milano, nei cinema cittadini dal 22 al 30 settembre.   Nove giorni all’insegna del cinema d’autore con presentazioni, incontri e una ricca selezione di film, in anteprima e in lingua originale con…

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Napoli Film Festival 2023

Manca poco alla 24esima edizione del Napoli Film Festival, diretta da Mario Violini, che partirà il 25 settembre. Le kermesse, che è nota per proiezioni, incontri e eventi tra la Sala Dumas dell’Istituto Francese e l’Auditorium Santa Luisa di Marillac, con le proiezioni serali al Grenoble, quest’anno presenta interessanti novità. Il film d’apertura della rassegna sarà 12 repliche, l’opera prima di Gianfranco Gallo che è anche il protagonista affiancato da Gianni Parisi, Gianluca Di Gennaro, Roberto Azzurro, Elvis Esposito Franco Iavarone e Lisa Imperatore, su un attore che sta per debuttare in teatro con la versione napoletana de La Cage aux folles. La proiezione sarà anticipata da un concerto al pianoforte del maestro Vincenzo Sorrentino, autore delle musiche del film e tra gli autori della colonna sonora de L’Amica geniale. Martedì 26 settembre alle 21 ci sarà la pellicola francese “Petites” di Julie Lerat-Gersant, su un adolescente a un bivio nella vita che spezza il circolo vizioso degli schemi della sua famiglia disfunzionale, che ha ottenuto il Premio Boccalino d’Oro dalla critica indipendente del 75° Festival Internazionale del Film Locarno. Ispirato alla storia vera di Luca Trapanese e sua figlia Alba, mercoledì 27 settembre c’è l’anteprima di Nata per te di Fabio Mollo con Pierluigi Gigante e Teresa Saponangelo, in sala dal 5 ottobre con Vision Distribution, alla presenza del cast e dello stesso Trapanese. Il fenomeno Mixed by Erry è il titolo dell’incontro in programma giovedì 28 settembre a cui parteciperanno Simona Frasca, i Fratelli Frattasio e gli attori Luigi D’Oriano, Giuseppe Arena e Emanuele Palumbo che li hanno interpretati al cinema, per raccontare un fenomeno degli anni 80 rinverdito dal successo del film. Vincitore del Giffoni Film Festival nella categoria Generator +16, Normale di Olivier Babinet verrà proiettato alla presenza del regista venerdì 29 settembre e racconta il rapporto padre-figlia alle prese con gli assistenti sociali che vogliono separarli, poi arriverà nelle sale italiane dal 12 ottobre distribuito da No.Mad Entertainment. In chiusura sabato 30 settembre ci saranno le premiazioni dei concorsi e l’assegnazione dei Premi Francesco Rosi del Gruppo Campano del Sindacato Nazionale Critici Cinematografici Italiani e a  seguire l’anteprima del film A passo d’uomo di Denis Imbert con il premio Oscar Jean Dujardin. Saranno sei i lungometraggi che si contenderanno il Vesuvio Award in Nuovo Cinema Italia, nella sezione SchermoNapoli Corti sono stati selezionate diciotto opere, con a decretare i vincitori la giuria composta da Alberto Castellano, Vincenzo Nemolato, Marcello Sannino (per Nuovo Cinema Italia) e da Marco Chiappetta, Cristina Donadio e Ignazio Senatore (per SchermoNapoli Corti). Read the full article

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República Dominicana se destacó en Locarno Film Festival 2022

República Dominicana se destacó en Locarno Film Festival 2022 #DescifrandoLaNoticia #Cine

Con el objetivo de beneficiar a productores dominicanos en la creación de alianzas de negocios internacionales, la Dirección General de Cine (DGCINE) participó en la 75.ª edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de Locarno, celebrado en Suiza, del 3 al 13 de agosto de 2022. En el marco del acuerdo suscrito entre la DGCINE y el festival, las productoras dominicanas Leticia Brea y Alexandra…

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#DGCINE participó en edición 75 de @FilmFestLocarno √

#DGCINE participó en edición 75 de @FilmFestLocarno √

Con el objetivo de beneficiar a productores dominicanos en la creación de alianzas de negocios internacionales, la Dirección General de Cine (DGCINE) participó en la 75.ª edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de Locarno, celebrado en Suiza, del 3 al 13 de agosto de 2022. Cineastas dominicanas y representantes de las selecciones Match Me! y Open Doors de la 75.ª edición del Festival…

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Brezilya filmi Locarno Film Festivali'nde birincilik ödülünü aldı

TESSİN- Brezilyalı yönetmen Júlia Murat'ın Regra 34(Kural 34) filmi 75. Locarno Film Festivali'nde Pardo d'oro (Altın Leopar) ödülünü kazandı. Locarno Film Festivali'nin 75. yıldönümünde Altın Leopar ödülü, dünya prömiyerini İsviçre'deki festivalin uluslararası yarışma bölümünde yapan Julia Murat'ın ‘Kural 34’ (Regra 34) filmine gitti. Filmin birincilik ödülü seçimi, bazı Locarno izleyicileri için biraz sürpriz oldu. Almanya'dan iki eser, Etin İnsan Çiçekleri ve Piaffe favori olsa da ancak eli boş döndüler. Valentina Maurel'in (Belçika/Fransa/Kosta Rika) yönettiği Tengo Sueños Eléctricos (Elektrikli hayallerim var) filmi, en iyi yönetmen, Daniela Marín Navarro'ya en iyi kadın oyuncu, Reinaldo Amien Gutiérrez'e en iyi erkek oyuncu dahil olmak üzere çeşitli kategorilerde onurlandırıldı. Festivalin sinemada sürdürülebilirliği desteklemek amacıyla bu yıl eklenen ilk WWF yeşil ödülü, dünyadaki çöp toplayıcılarının ve atık yöneticilerinin çalışmalarını anlatan, Avusturyalı yönetmen Nikolaus Geyrhalter tarafından Matter Out of Place'e verildi. İsviçre ulusal kategorisinde Lora Mure-Ravaud'un Euridice, Euridic e adlı filmi en iyi İsviçre kısa film ödülünü kazandı ve En İyi İsviçre Yeni Oyuncu Ödülü Heartbeat filmiyle Michèle Flury'ye verildi. Read the full article

75. Filmfestival Locarno: Der permanente Aufbruch

75. Filmfestival Locarno: Der permanente Aufbruch @Locarnofilmfest #Locarno75 #podcast #Kulturtalk #Filmfestival

Festivaldirektor Giona A. Nazzaro mit Lifetime Achievement Award Empfänger Matt Dillon auf der Piazza Grande am 4. August 2022. © Locarno Film Festival / Ti-Press / Samuel Golay Die 75. Ausgabe des Filmfestivals von Locarno ist die zweite unter der künstlerischen Leitung von Giona A. Nazzaro. Das Publikumsfestival vor Ort mit seinen Vorstellungen auf der Piazza Grande bleibt das Herz. Wer stehen…

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LOCARNO 2022, ALLA RISCOPERTA DEL RIVOLUZIONARIO DOUGLAS SIRK. Il festival propone una retrospettiva completa di uno dei registi che più hanno impresso una svolta nella storia del cinema. Proseguendo una tradizione che lo pone ai primissimi posti dei festival mondiali anche in quest'ambito il 𝙁𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙫𝙖𝙡 𝙙𝙚𝙡 𝙁𝙞𝙡𝙢 𝙇𝙤𝙘𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙤 propone per la sua 75^ edizione la retrospettiva completa di uno dei registi che hanno impresso una svolta nella storia del cinema anche se la critica non sempre seppe comprenderne le qualità: 𝘿𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙡𝙖𝙨 𝙎𝙞𝙧𝙠. #iodonna #douglassirk #lanaturner #locarnofilmfestival #juanitamoore #misrevistasmisperiodicos (presso Locarno Film Festival) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg6FkjONhj3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Locarno75: A Regra 34 il Pardo d’oro

L’edizione 2022, segnata dall’anniversario della manifestazione e da numerose iniziative speciali, va verso la sua conclusione. A coronare undici giorni di festa e di straordinaria partecipazione del pubblico è il Pardo d’oro assegnato a Regra 34 (Rule 34) di Julia Murat, che verrà consegnato in Piazza Grande durante la cerimonia di chiusura di questa sera.Al film italiano Gigi la legge di…

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Point cloud models are not only a precise source of geometric information; they also help to express the idiosyncratic atmosphere of places. I am proud that a reworked version of the Piazza Grande 3D model will be featured on August 10th at the 75th Locarno Film Festival @filmfestlocarno in the short movie "Postcard from the Future" by Kevin B. Lee, Professor of the Future of Cinema at USI @usiuniversity.

Model: https://skfb.ly/6qFTn Tickets: https://www.locarnofestival.ch/en/LFF/locarno75/program-75/film/Semret?fid=1288788&eid=75&l=en

This and next week: Shoplifter (Cannes 2018!) A Land imagined, The River-Ozen, The man who surprised everyone (that I'm probably the only one curious to watch but I like the plot), The Nightingale and At the Eternity’s gate.

I gave up on Sunset because I wasn’t convinced by the reviews. And Non-fiction, unfortunately, because going to watch it meant probably to be killed on the tram at night returning home alone(But I think it will be released at the cinema in November). And Gipi because I want to watch Il ragazzo più felice del mondo but it already has a release with fandango.

Wine producers in Ticino by Pamela Pintus

The Ticino region offers best climatic conditions for producing Merlot grape, which was brought from France trying to renew the crops destroyed by the phylloxera infection, that affected Europe in the second half of the nineteenth century. One variety was found after a crossing and selection series, which developed over the years and is now occupying 80% (about 878 hectares) of the Ticino wine area. The Monte Ceneri divides the two largest Ticino wine zones: Sottoceneri and Sopraceneri, each of which has particular climatic and terroir characteristics. Cultivations are taking place mainly on steep terrain called “Ronchi”, which can have a 30% slope; here the processing is somewhat complicated and expensive, as you can easily guess.

Nonetheless, the viticulture on these terraces has helped to preserve and protect the soil from erosion and has carried out essential prevention and protection. Although Merlot represents the highest percentage of grape in Ticino, other species are cultivated with great success in some other areas, such as Pinot Noir, which ripens earlier, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Bondola and Gamaret which combine to create excellent Red wines. The most common white grapes are instead Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Riesling and Pinot Bianco. There are 3’000 Ticino grape producers,15 wineries and 61 small independent winemakers who are producing only up to 5’000 bottles a year, but who, nevertheless, have made this region a reference point for Swiss wine production, which is conquering the market also worldwide.

TicinoWine www.ticinowine.ch is the association that is involved in promoting and protecting the image of Ticino wine since 1984. 250 producers are part of it that can count on the 3’000 winegrowers scattered throughout the territory. Thanks to this association, the Ticino labels have gone beyond their borders and joint the international market. There are events and exhibitions of the sector as well as the “Ticinowine Festival” and “Cantine Aperte” to make it known to the public. For anyone interested in the subject, there is a description of the leading & lesser-known Ticino producers who offer excellent wine.

Main wine producers in Ticino

Tamborini Vine, Lamone

They have been producing wines for over 75 years, involving three generations who have dedicated their lives to this sector, to increasingly seek quality and uniqueness of the wines of the area. There are 27 hectares of vines and 750 products, including wines, beers and spirits. The company is located in Lamone, north of Lugano. The territory is in a natural amphitheater created by the San Zeno hill, that also offers a particular microclimate. Among the top wines, we cannot fail to mention the latest arrival, Osè d’Hiver, a rosé wine reserve 2018, created from Merlot and aged in “Barriques” for 15 months. For whites’ lovers, there is the award-winning SanZeno Mosaico born from the skilful fusion of Chardonnay, Merlot and Sauvignon and the Vivi from the Valentina Tamborini collection. Amid the most representative reds, however, there is Sasso Chierico Rosso, Sasso Chierico Riserva and Terre Nobili, a Merlot born from the Ticino wine tradition. Besides hosting, tastings and farm guides, the company is also making online sales. Further information is available on the website: tamborinivini.ch

Vine Delea, Losone

The company was founded in 1983 to enhance the Ticino grapes and creating wines of superior quality. To achieve this goal, Delea can count on about 200 small farmers, 20 hectares and an annual production of 600’000 bottles. Among the leading labels are Merlot Carato, Chiar di Luna, Carato Bianco and Spumanti, most of them have received prestigious awards and recognitions such as Carato Riserva Merlot Ticino Doc awarded with Tre Bicchieri dal Gambero Rosso. Amidst the whites are Sauvignon Ticino, Apocalypse, Marengo or Prima Goccia, to name a few. A tour of the Delea winery is a beautiful experience. Everything has been designed to involve guests and guide them through the oldest Ticino wine traditions. The guided tour lasts 2 hours and includes a tasting. The company is in Losone, not far from Lake Maggiore and at the foot of the Locarno hills. To buy wines online & further information: www.delea.ch

Terreni della Maggia, Ascona

The winery is based in Ascona, and its products are from the precious crops of Maggia-Delta, on Lake Maggiore, where there are fertile soils and a favorable microclimate for large and valuable production. Since 1948, on about 11 hectares of land, Chardonnay, Merlot and Kerner have been harvested for producing quality wines. Also, over the years, the owners have created a real peace oasis in nature dedicated to hospitality thanks to the best hotels and restaurants where you can taste the specialties of this land. Among the Elegant range wines, there are Barbarossa, Melodia and Giubileo born to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the winery and, subsequently, the 90th anniversary. Between the Prestigious, however, you can consider Castagneto, Querceto and Ascona Riserva, for true connoisseurs. For further information: www.terreniallamaggia.ch

Brivio di Gialdi Vine, Mendrisio

The company was born in the eighties thanks to a wines range made with the support of Sottoceneri winemakers, thus specializing in the wine production from Southern Ticino. The cellars are currently in Bodio and Mendrisio; the wine cellar for tastings is also here. The ancient cellars carved into the rock of Monte Generoso house the “Barriques” for ageing wines; currently, the company is producing about 30 labels. White wines include Prà Bianco, Contrada and Ronco Bain, while the most famous reds, mainly Merlot, are Riflessi d’Epoca, Quattromani and Palatinum. For fans, there are also excellent spirits and niche specialties. For information & orders: www.brivio.ch

Small wine producers in Ticino

Cantine Riva Morcote, Melide

They are in Melide and offer the opportunity to taste small productions of local wines mainly Merlot and to a lesser extent Chardonnay. Among the wines are Arrosè, Trevano Castle, 16 Lune and Stregato Bianco. For information & orders: www.cantinerivamorcote.ch

Fattoria Moncucchetto, Lugano

The Lucchetti Family has owned the Fattoria Moncucchetto since 1919. In 2009 that the winery has been renewed entirely, thanks to the project of the Ticino’s great architect Mario Botta who combines old and new, giving a new impetus to the farm. Among the most representative red wines, there is Moncucchetto, Moncucchetto Riserva d’Oro and Collina d’Oro, while among the whites Murchì and Lacrima d’Oro. It is worth spending a day on this farm, admiring the surrounding landscape and the architecture as well as visiting the restaurant or cellar for tastings. For information: moncucchetto.ch

Azienda Agricola Arcarubra, Gudo

They started their activity with two barricaded wines made from Gudo grapes in 2005. The production is done by following ancient traditions from harvest to bottling. The products are few but of high-quality. L’Arca Rubra, Note di Notte and Primo Segno are the red wines marketed by the cellar. Among the white wines, there are l’Arca Chiara as well as some spirits. The company is located in Montagnola: www.arcarubra.ch

Cantina Kopp von der Crone Visini, Barbengo

It was born in 2006 from the merger of two wineries; it is located south of Lugano in Barbengo and has 7 hectares which are divided into three Ticino areas. The primary production is Merlot while among the white grapes there are also Chardonnay, Sauvignon blanc and Kerner. Red wines are produced including Tinello, Scala, Irto and Balin, white wines such as Matto and Meridio, grappa and nocino. All products are also available online: www.cantinabarbengo.ch.

Fawino, Mendrisio

These wines represent the Mendrisio area; the grapes are growing near Monte Generoso and Monte San Giorgio where the soils are rich of minerality. The cellars can be visited at any time for product tastings. There are 6 wine sorts: Giullare, Cantastorie, Meride, Musa, Elsbeth, and Santimbanco sparkling wine. Most of them have obtained various prestigious awards over the years. For reservations and orders: www.fawino.ch

Robin Garzoli, Azienda Vitivinicola, Maggia

The company has 4 hectares in Valmaggia where the wine is produced according to most ancient traditions. The company has obtained various approvals even if a small one. Also, thanks to a series of events organized by the owners, to bring out the excellent territory. About 90% of the production comes from Merlot such as Amphora, Acqua Reale Riserva, Maggia Rosso and Maggia Bianco. More information is available on www.rombolau.ch

Azienda Mondò, Bellinzona-Sementina

This family business is located between Bellinzona and Locarno and has about 7 hectares of vineyards, mostly Merlot, but also Bondola and native vines. The particular climatic conditions and the ancient production techniques have helped to create high-quality wines that have even achieved various awards. From Biancomerlot, to Rosato di Bondola, from Iris to Russdalpunt, these wines have been able to carve out an essential slice of the market thanks to the e.commerce site. Here are the contacts: www.aziendamondo.ch

Ralph Theiler, Theilervini SA, Bosco Luganese

The company is in Cademario and is managing 4 hectares scattered throughout the territory. In addition to the wine production, they also do courses, winemaking for third parties, tours, and tastings to bring enthusiasts closer to the wine world. Among the top products, there are premium labels such as Pinot Nero Doc, Merlot Ticino Doc Barrique, Cuvée Bianco Doc and Spumante Rosato Brut. All contacts here: www.theilervini.ch I hope you enjoyed my suggestions on wine producers in Ticino. All you have to do is to choose which wine best suits your taste. Cheers!

Pamy Pintus

Patricia Highsmith died here - a blood elastic mock neck and tennis shoes; in a square on a wardrobe door, and before a tree pressed against the fieldstone wall to resemble a crawling plant. I have eaten nothing but bark in almond shapes - when since is not important - and I have never felt able to dress comfortably in this climate. The heat, the air frightens me, and that this could be it. In four days, the ripples will come down so to let the Alpine shadow fall on starved earth. This place exists in record.           Now?            Materials - beige; white, synthetic cotton - in immediate contact can rise up out of the rolling oil under this tent and form upon Monoblocs. I’m here for. I’m here to be. I lurch. Everything is facing the same way, queued against wallpaper cels. The speed at which light passes through membrane is inconsistent; paper is heavy in the rising red damp of Locarno. I’m press-ganged into a Q&A between half a dozen interpreters. Michael Cimino stepped out in a tight starched black dress shirt and tight jeans. Lampshades latched to strong ears, sunken too close to his collar. No chin. Nothing remote of real lips. This was a relic of immanent lust. Critical over-evaluation of caricature is one thing - necessarily, an object of derision. Fodder for the Observer. “Look at the tea bag stretched over clubbed horses’ shins, shuffling and mouthing for the new frontier!” Cimino is 75, and won’t live another twelve months. There are fingerprints in his face. You can notice the joints and their limited articulation (wrists and elbows, but no knuckles). Held and bent. Everything except the ground has been painted on, including the flat violent sky. Cimino doesn’t sit on a chair. Rather, he perches on the edge of a table, and goes for two hours with that utterly inhuman haircut. I don’t believe his mouth can close. Neither can mine as he projects a polemic against war to a doctoral candidate (nobody asked) two rows behind. A few degrees left of my direct eyeline. White haired men with stupid ideas. What’s coming is terrible. We Will No Longer Die For You. None of this is incentivising.            Dead flies are pinned to the field, thrumming. Sweat. A windmill is smashed. The sky is white, black, overcast, and the pressure reaches a limit. There is a stone. There is one source of light. Only after the discussion is he frail, crowded by journalists and inching from pen to pen and brochure to brochure. I leave because my shoulders hurt. The only line I remember directly is: “Do you think Pavarotti read his reviews? How do you tell Pavarotti to improve?” None of this is true.

(Smiths Magazine, 2020)

Scuola Media Losone Ascona - Locarno, Ticino, Switzerland; 1973-75

Livio Vacchini, Aurelio Galfetti, Walter Ruprecht (photographs by Mario Borges)

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via “(Das) Werk, 62” (1975)