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LONDON'S ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL 2011 1 - 6 March 2011
The Italian Film Festival 2011 will kick off on 1 March 2011 with a concert at London's Cadogan Hall by Nicola Piovani, winner of the Academy Award for the score of Roberto Benigni's Life Is Beautiful in 1998. The festival, due to become an annual event, is organized by the Italian Cultural Institute in London and Cinecittà Luce in Rome. The festival's programme includes ten new Italian films: a selection of eight titles made by Italian film critic Irene Bignardi and a special choice of two by Adrian Wootton of Film London. The screenings at Ciné Lumière will be followed by Q&A sessions with directors and actors. The event will offer an opportunity for London audiences to see Italian films most of which have yet to be screened in the UK, and a rare opportunity for British film distributors to catch up with brand new, cutting edge Italian cinema. The festival will continue in March at the Italian Cultural Institute with a tribute to Federico Fellini and Mario Monicelli and a series of screenings focused on film and food. Click here for full screening details. VENUE AND BOX OFFICE INFORMATION Opening Venue: Tickets: £30, £26, £22, £18 Special thanks to Screenings 2 - 6 March: For more information on the festival: www.italianfilmfestival.co.uk 22.02.2011 | Editor's blog Cat. : Adrian Wootton Alitalia Cadogan Hall CDATA Cinecittà Luce Cinema of Italy Contact Details Entertainment Entertainment Federico Fellini film critic food Irene Bignardi Italian cinema Italian Cultural Institute london London London's Cadogan Hall Mario Monicelli Nicola Piovani Person Career Roberto Benigni Rome the Academy Award The Italian Film Festival www.cadoganhall.com Special www.institut-francais.org.uk For www.italianfilmfestival.co.uk FESTIVALS
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