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To mark the 50th anniversary since the coup in Chile, Cineteca di Bologna is offering a series of Chilean films by film-makers Patrico Guzmàn and Pablo Larrain, to be shown between Saturday, 9 September and Wednesday, 13 September (for more details, check https://programmazione.cinetecadibologna.it/rassegna/cileguzman_50anni/), including the most recent documentary Chile, My Imaginary Country (2022).
If there’s anyone who hasn’t seen Barbie (the film) yet, you can catch it this weekend and next week in Pop-Up Cinema – Medica Palace (via Monte Grappa 9), in English (with Italian subtitles) on Sunday, 3/9 at 21.30 and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (4-6/9) at 19.00.
I would recommend a series I’m watching on Amazon Prime. The title is” Dinner Club” : chef Carlo Gracco will undertake 6 trips across Italy to rediscover its most authentic cuisine each time with a different Italian actor as companion. In Italian, with English subtitles. It is not a cooking show but more a discovery of places and specialties.
Did you know that it costs only €3.50 to see any European (including Italian and British) film at the cinema? Hurry up – this offer (subsidised by the Italian Ministry of Culture) expires after 16 September 2023!
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To mark the 50th anniversary since the coup in Chile, Cineteca di Bologna is offering a series of Chilean films by film-makers Patrico Guzmàn and Pablo Larrain, to be shown between Saturday, 9 September and Wednesday, 13 September (for more details, check https://programmazione.cinetecadibologna.it/rassegna/cileguzman_50anni/), including the most recent documentary Chile, My Imaginary Country (2022).
For some background reading, check this recent article from the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/03/fifty-years-on-the-lasting-tragedy-of-chiles-coup
If there’s anyone who hasn’t seen Barbie (the film) yet, you can catch it this weekend and next week in Pop-Up Cinema – Medica Palace (via Monte Grappa 9), in English (with Italian subtitles) on Sunday, 3/9 at 21.30 and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (4-6/9) at 19.00.
I would recommend a series I’m watching on Amazon Prime. The title is” Dinner Club” : chef Carlo Gracco will undertake 6 trips across Italy to rediscover its most authentic cuisine each time with a different Italian actor as companion.
In Italian, with English subtitles. It is not a cooking show but more a discovery of places and specialties.
I’ve seen both the 1st and the 2nd season and really loved it!
Ooh, thanks for that, Lorenza!
Thewn from 17th to 21st September all films for 5 days will cost € 3,50 only.
Great, thanks!!
Did you know that it costs only €3.50 to see any European (including Italian and British) film at the cinema? Hurry up – this offer (subsidised by the Italian Ministry of Culture) expires after 16 September 2023!