What will we see in the next few days with the cinema under the stars at the Emperor’s Palace. Tonight at 21.45 one of the pleasant surprises of the season that has just ended: “Lultima notte di amore”, love with a capital letter A because it is a surname. Franco Amore is a policeman on the eve of a well-deserved retirement. Just enough to get you in trouble. The best compliment that can be given to this film is that it does not look like an Italian film. This thriller, well played as ever by Pifrancesco Favino, looks far and wide like the great movies of Michael Mann tension. One more reason not to miss it. Directed by Andrea Di Stefano, who grew up and trained in the United States. and it shows. Having been an outstanding actor for Marco Bellocchio, Dario Argento, Farzan Ozpetec, Di Stefano has successfully passed behind the camera. A director worth watching. Here’s “The Spirits of the Island” tomorrow, beautiful and charming, with an excellent Colin Farrell who deserved an Oscar that actually won it (Brendan Fraser). In Monday’s cycle, Mabuse presents “Anche io”, while Tuesday the 27th will have “Il sole dell’avenire” by Nanni Moretti, a divisive director: either you love him or you find him irritating. Wednesday 28 “Stranizza d’Amuri”, directed by Beppe Fiorello for the first time, surprises with the courage and convinces from the very first scenes that in 1982, in Sicily during the Football World Cup, love really It was strange. Two people who meet and love each other, the country is angry and does not accept same-sex relationships. A black page, really happened, told with grace and respect. Anyone who wants to learn about the rise of the Nike brand should watch the screening of “Air – The Story of the Great Leap” on Thursday 29th. With Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, colleagues and lifelong friends. Friday 30 “The Eight Mountains” from the novel by Paolo Cagneti. Huge success among critics and audience.
In the Pekki cinema, the programming of the great film “Kidnapped” by master Marco Bellocchio continues (today 21.15, tomorrow 18.30). To complete the program “Mad God” (today 16.30, tomorrow 21) and for the Cine Chills review, “Renfield” a horror film with Nicolas Cage (today 18.30, tomorrow 16.30, always in the original language). Finally, the offer at Eden has doubled with “Elemental” (today and tomorrow at 5 and 9 p.m.) and “Emily” (today and tomorrow at 5 and 9 p.m.).
Frederick Bertie