Submissions to the 38th Torino Film Festival will open soon
Due to the current emergency situation, the Torino Film Festival has decided to postpone a little while the opening of…
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Waiting for the 38 Torino Film Festival
The 38th edition of the Torino Film Festival, directed by Stefano Francia di Celle, will takeplace from November 20th to…
Torino Goes To Paris
Film Commission Torino Piemonte e Torino Film Festival hanno collaborato per realizzare il progetto “Torino Goes To ….”. L’iniziativa prevede,…
Stefano Francia di Celle is the new director of the Turin Film Festival
Stefano Francia di Celle is the new director of the Turin Film Festival. Selected within a shortlist of 8 candidates,…
37TFF’s Official Numbers
These are the official numbers of the 2019 edition of Torino Film Festival: 61,000 spectators; 2,090 accreditations (press and professional/industry);…
The Turin
Festival
“Tomorrow marks the debut of the young people’s festival,” was the headline in the daily La Stampa on September 24, 1982. It was the birth of the Festival Internazionale Cinema Giovani, which later became the Torino Film Festival.
So, edition after edition, what has been defined as the main metropolitan Italian film festival, dedicated to young, independent cinema, the emerging directors and experimental movies, has grown up and become an adult.
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National Cinema Museum
National Cinema
Museum
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.
