Info & utilities
TICKET, CARNET AND TFF PASS PRICES
- FULL TICKET: € 7,50
- REDUCED TICKET: € 5,50
REDUCTIONS: Aiace Card, Abbonamento Musei Torino Piemonte, Torino+Piemonte Card, Gallerie d’Italia – Torino ticket, Teatro Regio ticket/pass*,Trenitalia Ticket*, Museo Nazionale del Cinema Ticket*, Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano Ticket*, Under 26, Over 65.
Reduced tickets can only be bought at the Festival cinemas’ ticket offices (Massimo and Romano), upon presentation of a valid document for the reduction.
- 5 TICKETS CARNET: € 27,50
- 10 TICKETS CARNET: € 55
- TFF PASS: € 110
TFF passes will be available in limited number until sold out until Monday, November 24th.
TFF Passes, carnets and single tickets cannot be substituted or refunded, with the exception of screenings cancelled by the organization. We also inform that the price of online TFF Pass, tickets and carnets will be increased by 50 cents for transaction costs.
Furthermore, Torino Film Festival’s tickets and carnets grant reduced access to Museo Nazionale del Cinema from 21st to 30th November.
REDUCTIONS
*Teatro Regio:
For ticket, carnet, or TFF Pass holders for shows scheduled at the Teatro Regio in Turin from November 20th to 30th, 2025, the National Cinema Museum in Turin will apply the following reduced rates:
- Museum admission ticket from €16.00 to €14.00 (from November 15th to December 5th, 2025)
- single ticket for the Turin Film Festival from €7.50 to €5.50 (from November 21st to 29, 2025) upon presentation of the Regio admission ticket exclusively at the Cinema Massimo and Romano ticket offices
In addition, upon presentation of a ticket to the National Cinema Museum or the Turin Film Festival issued from November 1st, 2025, you can enjoy a 10% discount on the purchase of tickets for performances at the Teatro Regio scheduled until December 28th, 2025 (excluding Anteprime Giovani and performances with Roberto Bolle). Reductions cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts.
*Trenitalia:
Reduced-price tickets for the 43rd TFF can be purchased by showing a ticket with arrival or departure from Turin (all stations and all types of trains operated by FS) with a date between November 21 st and 29 th, 2025. The reduced price is €5.50 instead of €7.50 and can be used for all TFF screenings, subject to availability. The offer does not apply to 5-ticket carnets at €27.50 or 10-ticket carnets at €55 and cannot be combined with other temporary promotional offers. To benefit the promotion, tickets must be purchased on site at the TFF ticket office.
*Museo Nazionale del Cinema
From November 21 st to 30 th, 2025, holders of Torino Film Festival passes or tickets will be offered reduced -price access (equal to € 14) to the Museo Nazionale del Cinema. Similarly, anyone presenting a museum ticket at the Massimo and Romano cinema ticket offices will be entitled to a reduction on a single Festival ticket.
*Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano
From November 21st to 30th, 2025, holders of Torino Film Festival passes or tickets will be offered reduced -price access (equal to € 8) to the Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano. Similarly, anyone presenting a museum ticket at the Massimo and Romano cinema ticket offices will be entitled to a reduction on a single Festival ticket.
HOW TO ACCESS SCREENINGS AND EVENTS
Access is granted to spectators with a ticket, carnet, TFF pass or accreditation card, upon availability.
After the beginning of the screening, access will be denied to avoid disturbing other spectators. Access will be granted until 5 minutes before the beginning of the screening.
People under 18 are not admitted to movie screenings, unless otherwise indicated or authorized. Foreign movies are always subtitled.
The participation to Torino Film Festival events implies the consent to be photographed or filmed.
ONLINE PURCHASE
General tickets and carnets can be purchased on the Festival’s website www.torinofilmfest.org/en from November 7th. Online purchase will be available throughout the duration of the Festival, up to 30 minutes before each screening. For each transaction it will be possible to buy maximum 10 tickets.
PURCHASE AT TICKET OFFICES
Ticket offices will be located at Cinema Massimo and Cinema Romano. Torino Film Festival’s ticket offices will be active from November 14th. It will be possible to purchase tickets up to 5 minutes before the screening.
CARNETS
Carnets are composed of 5 or 10 tickets for selected screenings. It is strongly recommended to select the screenings to include in the carnet beforehand, as they must be specified at the time of purchase.
For each carnet it will be possible to purchase maximum 1 ticket per screening.
It is possible to buy only 1 carnet per online transaction, and it will not be possible to add single tickets to the same cart.
At ticket offices, it will be possible to buy maximum 2 carnets per transaction.
It will not be possible to modify or cancel the reservations included in carnets.
TFF PASS
TFF pass allows you to access all the festival screenings upon reservation, with the exception of the Opening Night of November 21st at Teatro Regio of Turin and the closing film (November 29th).
In order to make a reservation, the physical or PDF pass is required, as it come with a unique code above the barcode which is necessary to complete the procedure.
It is possible to make a reservation from 9:00 a.m. on the day before the screening to 1:00 p.m. on the day of the screening.
People with a reservation will be able to access the chosen screening until 5 minutes before it starts. Without a reservation, the access to the screening will be allowed, through Rush Line, only upon availability and until full capacity is reached.
It will be possible to cancel or modify reservations online or at the cinemas’ ticket counters until 30 minutes before the start of the screening.
Reservations will be denied in case of 2 no shows, even not consecutive.
ACCREDITATIONS
To access the screenings, all accreditation holders must reserve their seat, free of charge, online or at the cinemas’ ticket offices. It will be possible to make a reservation from 9:00 a.m. on the day before the screening to 1:00 p.m. on the day of the screening. Access for people with a reservation is allowed until 5 minutes before the beginning of the screening. It will be possible to modify or cancel the reservation online or at the cinemas’ ticket offices up to 30 minutes before the screening.
People without a reservation will be allowed to access the screening through a Rush Line subject to availability.
Reservations will be denied to those who do not make use of the reservation – without canceling – for 2 times, even if not consecutive.
For further information see: www.torinofilmfest.org/en/accreditation-infos-utilities.
ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
People with disabilities are entitled to two tickets free of charge, one for themselves and one for the accompanying person. The emission of the complimentary tickets will only be possible at the physical ticket offices for people in possession of a Disability Card or the necessary documentation.
OPENING NIGHT
TEATRO REGIO
Piazza Castello, 215
+39 (0)11 881 5241
Wheelchair accessible
FRIDAY, NOV. 21st, 5:30 p.m.
This year, the TFF introduces a rush line for the opening Ceremony: a queue dedicated to the free allocation of any last minute seats.
Those wishing to participate can stand by in the specially marked area outside the Teatro Regio, starting at 5.30 pm.
Any available tickets will be assigned to those present in order of arrival.
The evening will be accessible with LIS interpreting service.
Elegant clothing is appreciated (black tie optional).
SPECIAL EVENTS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26th, 9:00 p.m.
Juventus – Il Decennio D’oro (2025) by Angelo Bozzolini
Cinema Romano – Room 2
Access will only be through ticket sales at full price of €7.50 (proceeds will go to the La Fondazione Piemontese per la Ricerca sul Cancro)
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FRIDAY, NOV. 28th, 5:30 p.m.
PAUL NEWMAN: THE LIGHT OF A MYTH (AS TOLD BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE TORINO FILM FESTIVAL)
Auditorium of the Intesa Sanpaolo Skyscraper – C.so Inghilterra, 3
Screening of the film The Long, Hot Summer (1958), starring Paul Newman and Joan Woodward, directed by Martin Ritt, adapted from three short stories by William Faulkner. The screening will be preceded by a presentation by Giulio Base. Admission is free until capacity is reached, with reservations required starting Friday, November 14th, by writing to segreteriaorganizzativa@intesasanpaolo.com.
CLOSING FILM
SATURDAY, NOV. 29th , 7:00 p.m.
Multisala Cinema Massimo – Room 1
Access to the screening requires regular ticket purchase; for TFF pass and accreditation holders, the Rushline will be available in case of vacant seats (screening not subject to reservation).
