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Il cinema ritrovato 2018 in review
Six weeks after the fact, you say? From the Department of Better Late than Never comes my recap of Il cinema ritrovato 2018: a wonderful festival of archival film of all eras and countries. Spoiler alert: I had a blast!
Bologna-bound: Il cinema ritrovato 2018
In less than two weeks, the magnificent film festival Il cinema ritrovato (‘Cinema rediscovered’) kicks off in Bologna, Italy. And yes, I’m going to be there! This will be my second time attending Il cinema ritrovato. I had a blast at the festival … Continue reading
Image, light, sound – magic: Reporting back on Il Cinema Ritrovato 2016
There was a time when cinema came out from behind trees, burst forth from the sea; a time where the man with the movie camera arrived in town squares, entered cafés, and turned screens to windows into infinity. In this … Continue reading
Previewing Il Cinema Ritrovato 2016
In a week’s time, the 30th edition of Il Cinema Ritrovato will kick off in Bologna, Italy—and for the first time, I’m going to be there! It goes without saying that I’m really pumped to be attending—it will be a … Continue reading
Cinema Ritrovato from afar: Bertini’s Assunta Spina (IT 1915)
Are you at Il Cinema Ritrovato in Bologna right now? The festival features the new restoration of one of my true loves, Rapsodia Satanica; the Keaton project; several other diva films; Gaumont at 120; the Technicolor section; and so much more … Sadly, I am … Continue reading
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Tagged cinema of 1915, cinema of Italy, Cineteca di Bologna, diva films, EFG, female director, Francesca Bertini, Gustavo Serena, Il Cinema Ritrovato
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