On October 25, the 21st edition of the Rome Film Festival came to a close, featuring a total of 17 Green Film-certified titles.
Specifically, for the Freestyle Film sections: “Caro mondo crudele” and “Interno familiare”; Freestyle Art: “Il caso Modigliani” and “Pinocchio, il bambino del mondo”; Freestyle Series: “Cagnàz” and “Memoriae”; General Audience: “E’ andata così,” “Il rumore delle cose nuove,” “L’ora di tutti,” “Se domani non torno”; Special Screenings: “Figli dell’anima”.
Competing in the “Visions for Tomorrow’s World” category are ‘Brianza’ and “Giorni felici.”
Alongside the festival, the 24th edition of “Alice nella città”—an international festival dedicated to the younger generation and perspectives that shape the present—took place again this year. Among the featured films were five certified titles: “Dente di cinghiale,” in the Onde corte and Special Screenings sections; “La promessa di Patrizio” (out of the theater); “Se domani non torno” (Special Screenings); “Figli perduti”; and “IDDA” (Panorama Italia Competition).
