The latest news from the 42nd Torino Film Festival directed by Giulio Base
The 42nd Torino Film Festival, directed by Giulio Base, was presented today at a press conference at Villa Miani in…
From 6 March to 6 September
Torino Film Festival
News
On the centenary of his birth, the 42nd TFF dedicates its retrospective to the undisputed genius of Marlon Brando
The 42TFF retrospective is a great homage to Marlon Brando (whose 100th birthday falls this year) and includes 24 titles…
Open call! Film selections for the 42TFF are now open
Entries to the 42nd Torino Film Festival are now open until 6 September it will be possible to submit films…
It’s dedicated to Marlon Brando the poster of the 42nd Torino Film Festival
Il manifesto del 42° Torino Film Festival, diretto per la prima volta da Giulio Base, è dedicato a Marlon Brando…
DAY 8 – Friday, December 1st
The end of the 41st Torino Film Festival is approaching, with the eighth day on Friday 1 December. The day…
DAY 7 – Thursday, November 30th
On Thursday, November 30th, the seventh day of the 41st Torino Film Festival took place with screenings, meetings and guests.…
DAY 6 – Wednesday, November 29th
The sixth day of the Festival, Wednesday 29 November, had many films, guests and appointments. Morning of press conferences, including…
DAY 5 – Tuesday, November 28th
On Tuesday 28 November, the TFF continued with its fifth day full of screenings, guests and meetings. In the morning,…
DAY 4 – Monday, November 27th
On Monday, November 27th, the fourth day of the TFF took place, with masterclasses, events and films. The morning began…
DAY 3 – Sunday, November 26th
On Sunday, November 26th, the Festival continued with the third day of meetings, films and special events. A morning of…
DAY 2 – Saturday, November 25th
On Saturday, November 25th, the 41TFF begun with the first day full of screenings, guests and meetings. Many delegations presented…
DAY 1 – Friday, November 24th
Yesterday, November 24th, the TFF kicked off with the opening night in the prestigious location of the Reggia di Venaria.…
Il Torino
Film Festival
Torino Film Festival was established in 1982 as the International Youth Film Festival, or more simply Youth Cinema. The festival is a forum dedicated to supporting independent cinema, first and second works, documentaries and linguistic experimentation. The festival also supports research on the history of cinema.
What makes the Torino Film Festival unique is its commitment to diversity, collaboration and innovation. This unique mix draws a passionate community of filmmakers and film lovers to celebrate the power of cinema to unite and inspire us.
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Museo Nazionale
del Cinema
Among the most important in the world for the richness of the heritage and the multiplicity of its scientific and popular activities, the National Cinema Museum owes its uniqueness to the peculiarity of the exhibition layout.
Housed at the Mole Antonelliana, Turin’s symbolic monument, the Museum develops in a spiral upwards, on several exhibition levels, giving life to a spectacular presentation of its extraordinary collections and retracing the history of cinema from its origins to the present day, in a suggestive interactive itinerary.
