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BORGONZONI, REPORTS FROM HOLLYWOOD
The Undersecretary for Culture Lucia Borgonzoni tell about “The weather”, “The newspaper” And “Free Daily” the recent trip to the USA, where she took part in the laying ceremony of the Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame to Giancarlo Giannini. “It went very well, I met with studio and platform executives, one by one, explaining that our country is ready to welcome more and more foreign productions”. Objectives achieved and “dangers averted”, because, she says, “there was a rumor that there would be a lowering of our tax credit, and instead, I assured everyone that it will remain at 40%”. “In Hollywood – continues the Undersecretary – they have great admiration for our workers and they have the myth of Cinecittà. Its president was with me, Clare Sbarigia with which, precisely on the training of new workers, we are investing 9 million euros”.
DISCOVER VIRNA LISI
The “Adriatic Courier” remember that today at 20 in the Sala Ridotto of the Teatro delle Muse in Ancona will host the event screening of the docufilm Virna Lisi. The woman who gave up on Hollywoodwhich was attended by the Marche Film Commission, the Marche Culture Foundation, and created in collaboration with Cinecittà light. the president of the Marche Region will also intervene Francis Acquaroli and the Councilor for Culture Chiara Biondi.
SHAZAM! WET RED CARPET
From Los Angeles,”The Hollywood Reporter” tells the “wet” premiere of di Shazam! Fury of the Godthe sequel to the DC movie with Zachary Levi, Helen Mirren, Lucy Liu, Rachel Zegler, Adam Brody, presented last night at the Westwood Theater. The rain gave the cast no respite, who found themselves “swimming” between one shot and another before watching the film.
LOVE SHORESITALY IN LANDSCAPES
On “The Messenger” Lucilla Quaglia tells the crowded preview of Love Spondethe documentary by Egidio Eronico, produced by EiEFilm, Schicchera Production And Cinecittà light, shown yesterday at the multiplex in Piazza della Repubblica in Rome. A film that questions the relationship between Italians and the environment, “welcomed by long applause and many appreciative comments”. The film is in Italian cinemas from March 14thNational Landscape Day.
IT WAS TIME IT’S TIME THAT FLIES
Edward Leo on Netflix from tomorrow with It was timesurreal comedy directed by Alexander Aronadio. The 50-year-old Roman actor spoke about the protagonist who wakes up one day and discovers that a whole year has gone by: “he represents all of us a bit and the life we lead reflects the frenzy of our age which sees us crushed by time”. On “The messenger” reflections and assessments of the actor and director.
LOUIS GARREL’S LOUD LOUIS XIII
On “Panorama” Louis Garrel tells The Three Musketeers – D’Artagnan, the new movie of Martin Bourbonin the room since April 6th with actors like Vincent Cassel And Eve Green. In the interview of Julia Gomez, the French actor, King Louis XIII in the film, reports that he has found a comic key to the character, giving him “some strangeness”. “Humor never scares me – says Garrel – because it doesn’t distort the depth of things”.
FAVINO, A BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN “BECAUSE” FILM
Francesco Favino is interviewed by Ilaria Urbani on “The Naples Republic”. The actor is in Naples to present The Last Night of Love with the director Of Stefano at The Space in Fuori Grotta at 8.15pm and at 9.30pm at the Modernissimo. “Today, when a film is good, it is said that it does not look like an Italian film. ‘The Last Night of Love is a beautiful, purely Italian film, and it is good because it is Italian”.
COUPLES SINGING: JESSICA CHASTAIN, GEORGE & TAMMY
Jessica Chastain on the “Corriere della Sera” with an interview by Clare Maffioletti. The Oscar-winning actress is on Paramount+ from the April 27th with George & Tammy, the TV series that tells the love story between the two stars. “They’ve understood each other in a way that their other partners, before and even after, haven’t been able to and I think it’s beautiful when another human being can recognize you.” The message of the series? “Go beyond the difficulties”.