The six films selected for the event are “La Grazia” (Grace), “Il Maestro” (The Tennis Master), “Primavera” (Spring), “Gioia Mia” (My Beloved), “Le Città di Pianura” (The Last Glass), and “Diamanti” (Diamonds).
According to the organisers, continuing the tradition of spreading and fostering cultural connections through the language of cinema, this year's six films are by directors from diverse creative backgrounds. Some are young talents, while others are established filmmakers who have spent decades in the profession. Some began their creative journeys in the performing arts, opera, or acting.
Emerging from different creative fields, the films offer multifaceted perspectives on Italian society and its people. They reflect the concerns of the postmodern era and explore the values that define humanity in a rapidly changing world.
Tickets are available free of charge at Casa Italia, No. 18 Le Phung Hieu Street, Ha Noi, from October 20.
Each screening will begin at 7.30 pm at the National Cinema Centre, No. 87 Lang Ha Street, O Cho Dua Ward, Ha Noi. Each audience member may register for a maximum of two tickets per film. Ticket holders are asked to arrive at the cinema before 7.15 pm to take their seats.
Further information about the films and ticket distribution will be published on the official Facebook page of Italy Film Week in Viet Nam.
