From Monday, July 31st, at the Don Bosco Oratory.
Overview of the open-air cinema, presented at a press conferenceChuck dreams“, which will take place in Campetto oratorio by Don Bosco.
Initiative moving forward Municipality of Tolentino in collaboration with Officine Mattòli and Don Bosco’s Oratory, where screenings take place. Please note that admission is free and open to everyone.
The first film in the program is scheduled for Monday, July 31at 21.15″Little Miss Happy”
(USA, 2006). Director: Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris with Greg Kinnear, Toni Collette. Steve Carell. Paul Dano, Alan Arkin. Abidai Breslin. The film won 2 Oscars. The family decides to bring their daughter to the finals of the beauty pageant. However, he will have to cross the country aboard a battered van.
We continue Monday, August 7at 21.15, with “Children(Italy, 2020). Director: Giuseppe Bonito with Valerio Mastandrea and Paola Cortellesi. The film won the David di Donatello Award and three Nastri d’Argento Awards. The film is based on the monologue read by Valerio Mastandrea and written by Mattia Torre “Children grow old”.
Third film in the program Monday, August 21at 21.15″Yesterday(UK, 2019). Director: Danny Boyle with Himesh Patel, Lily James, Ed Sheeran. Kate McKinnon, Joel Fry. One day a man wakes up and realizes that he is the only one on earth who knows the songs of the Beatles.
To close the review, Monday, August 28at 21.15″I run to you(Italy, 2022).
Director: Riccardo Milani with Pierfrancesco Favino, Miriam Leone, Pietro Sermonti, Vanessa Scalera. Pilar Fogliati. The film received 2 silver ribbons. A lonely and charming seducer, Gianni is a serial seducer. However, his life is about to change when he meets Chiara, a sunny and dynamic woman who has become paralyzed in an accident.
The review was illustrated by Deputy Mayor Alessia Pupo, Councilor Fabiano Gobbi, Managing Director Fabio Borgiani, who coordinated the review along with Officine Mattòli representative Riccardo Pallotta. Also present was Don Giacomo Pompei, associate of the Noi Tolentino association of Don Bosco’s Oratorio.
The film festival, as highlighted, is returning to a historic place where open-air screenings have always taken place, with four comedies that will not fail to make us think, but also to bring a smile, respecting this fully Tolentine cultural identity associated with the Humor Biennale. Four Mondays in August, except the 14th, with quality and award-winning films.