in Melzo films debates, courses and tickets are suspended

Inclusion, view of the world, travel, women’s condition. Strong and relevant key themes for the new edition “Emotions worth watching”

The Sreda Film Festival, which will start again on October 4th at the Arcadia Cinema, is the result of a project that brings together the historical Melzeze Cinema, the municipality and councils, the anti-violence network Viola. Important films, side initiatives: among other things, the possibility of an “apericino” on the occasion of the screenings on October 4 and November 8, a film language course with experts Roberto Della Torre and Federica Pellizzoni and, again, a “suspended ticket”, i.e. the opportunity to leave tickets in the warehouse to donate the check to children, families in difficult life situations, associations active in the social sector. There will be two screenings every Wednesday, one at 5:20 p.m. and the official screening at 8:45 p.m., with presentations and “testimonials” from guests, associations, and personalities on the themes addressed in the film. Entrance 6 euros. Presentation of the new festival the other evening by social policy advisor Francesca Moratti, head of social consulting Gigi Foletti, Noemi Lamacchia from Arcadia Cinema, Valentina Frankcapi, responsible for Melzo from the anti-violence network “Viola”. . “This is a festival that always excites us,” Moratti said. An opportunity to watch a film, reflect, discuss. But also to go out and meet.”

We start on Wednesday with “Hair tightness” Valentina Bertani and the first aperitif. Each Wednesday is followed by a title. 11th “Everything in Giorno”, a thriller by Juan Diego Botto with Penelope Cruz; On the 18th it will be the turn of “Io Capitano” by Matteo Garrone, on the 25th – the French “Hourria” by Munia Meddur Gens; November 8 “La nostra terra” by Guido Manfredonia, November 15 “The Son” by Mehdi Bersaoui, November 22 “Diva” by Martha Savina. The exhibition will end on November 29 with the screening of Cristian Mungiu’s Romanian film Wild Animals. Among the associations that have received certificates are Tuendelee, SOS Mediterranee, Rete Viola, Libera, Fondazione Somaschi.