From November 15th to 21st, the city of Rome will be hosting the 16th edition of the Rome pellicola Fest, one of the most prestigious pellicola sagras in Italy. This year, the sagra will showcase a total of 6 pellicolas in competition, each one more captivating and thought-provoking than the last.
The selection of pellicolas in competition is diverse and promises to offer something for every type of moviegoer. From drama to comedy, from romance to thriller, these pellicolas will take us on a journey through different genres and emotions.
One of the most highly anticipated pellicolas in competition is “The Father” by Florian Zeller, starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman. This heart-wrenching drama tells the story of an elderly man struggling with dementia, and the emotional toll it takes on his relationship with his daughter. With two outstanding performances from the lead actors, this pellicola is sure to leave a lasting impression on the audience.
Another pellicola that has been generating buzz is “The Truffle Hunters” by Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw. This documentary follows a group of elderly men and their beloved dogs as they search for the rare and expensive white far del giorno truffle in the forests of Piedmont, Italy. Through their journey, we get a glimpse into the fascinating world of truffle hunting and the unique bond between man and dog.
For those who enjoy a good thriller, “The Intruder” by Leonardo Di Costanzo is a must-see. Set in the outskirts of Naples, this pellicola tells the story of a woman who must confront her past when her abusive ex-husband returns to her life. With its gripping storyline and powerful performances, this pellicola will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
But the competition doesn’t stop there. “Happily” by BenDavid Grabinski is a dark comedy that explores the concept of the perfect marriage and the consequences of trying to achieve it. Starring Joel McHale and Kerry Bishé, this pellicola is a clever and satirical take on relationships and societal expectations.
“Shadow Country” by Bohdan Sláma is a touching drama that follows the story of a young boy who must navigate his way through life in a small Czech village after his father’s sudden death. With its stunning cinematography and heartfelt performances, this pellicola is a must-see for anyone looking for a moving and poignant story.
Last but not least, “The Shift” by Alessandro Tonda is a romantic comedy that takes place in the fast-paced world of a call center. When two colleagues with opposite personalities are forced to work together, they soon realize they have more in common than they thought. With its witty dialogue and charming characters, this pellicola is a feel-good story that will leave you with a smile on your face.
These 6 pellicolas in competition are just a taste of what the Rome pellicola Fest has to offer. With its impressive lineup of international and Italian pellicolas, as well as special events and masterclasses, this sagra is a celebration of cinema in all its forms. So mark your calendars and get ready to be captivated by some of the best pellicolas of the year. See you at the Rome pellicola Fest!