The exhibition will be held from June 27th in more than 20 Brazilian cities, with the aim of presenting the best of contemporary Italian production.
In Brasília, the program will be shown at Liberty Mall and Cinesystem, but the complete agenda in all participating municipalities can be seen on the event's official website.
"We Still Have Tomorrow" tells the story of a woman who begins to question her role in postwar Rome to prevent her eldest daughter, about to get married, from suffering the same fate as her.
Released in Italy at the end of October and shown in black and white, the film led the box office collection in the European country in 2023, with 36,6 million euros, surpassing the blockbusters “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer”, and fueled the debate on issues such as patriarchy and female empowerment.
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In addition to “We still have tomorrow”, the 8½ Italian Cinema Festival program includes “Secrets”, by Daniele Luchetti; “The Kidnapping of the Pope”, by Marco Bellocchio; “Enea”, by Pietro Castellitto; “The Last Night of Amore”, by Andrea Di Stefano; “Il Boemo”, by Petr Václav; “Maria Montessori – Teaching with love”, by Léa Todorov; “The immensity”, by Emanuele Crialese; “Lubo”, by Giorgio Diritti; and “The divine Zamora”, by Neri Marcorè.
To date, the confirmed cities are: São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Vitória, Salvador, Fortaleza, Recife, Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Caxias do Sul, Camaquã, Maceió, Palmas, Belém, Natal, Aracaju, João Pessoa, Niterói, Ribeirão Preto and Volta Redonda.
Maceió, Palmas, Belém, Natal, Aracaju, João Pessoa, Niterói, Ribeirão Preto and Volta Redonda.
The exhibition will take place from June 27th to July 3rd, with the exception of João Pessoa and Volta Redonda (from July 1st to 7th).
The festival is in its 11th edition in Brazil and is organized by the Ministry of Culture, the Il Sorpasso Association and Risi Film Brasil, with the collaboration of the Italian Embassy, the Italian Institutes of Culture of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and the support of Cinecittà. (HANDLE)
