On the occasion of the publication of the volume “Cinema Italia” by Giovanni De Luna (utet editions) and the recent release of the film “Qui rido io” by Mario Martone.
Giovanni De Luna with “Cinema Italia” and Mario Martone with “Qui rido io” re-establish a dialogue between cinema and history, tight and fruitful. It is not a coincidence that De Luna opens his essay by using Martone’s “Noi Credevamo” to explore the possibilities of working on history offered by cinema. And with the same tools offered by his essay, it can be understood that Martone’s latest work goes far beyond the figure of Scarpetta, however extraordinary he was.

Speeches by

Alfonso Amendola, Associate Professor at the DISPS UNISA
Pietro Cavallo, Full Professor at the DISPAC UNISA
Pasquale Iaccio, Associate Professor at the DISPAC UNISA

Event organized in collaboration with Filmidea – Study days on history, cinema, music and TV.