Cinema Italiano Podcast

Director Paolo Strippoli on his new film "The Holy Boy." The post #54: Interview with Paolo Strippoli (The Holy Boy) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Director Carolina Cavalli on her new film "The Kidnapping of Arabella." The post #53: Interview with Carolina Cavalli (The Kidnapping of Arabella) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Conversation with director Damiano Michieletto on his film "Primavera." The post #52: Interview with Damiano Michieletto (Primavera) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Recap & reviews of the Italian films featured at the festival: "Diamonds" & "Diciannove." The post #51: The 51st Annual Seattle International Film Festival first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Conversation with director Gabriele Fabbro on his film "Trifole," following its international premiere. The post #50: Interview with Gabriele Fabbro (Trifole) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Conversation with director Maura Delpero on her film "Vermiglio." The post #49: Interview with Maura Delpero (Vermiglio) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Conversation with director Valeria Golino on "The Art of Joy." The post #48: Interview with Valeria Golino (The Art of Joy) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

The romantic escapades of a group of college-age friends at a beach club along the Adriatic Sea. The post #47: Under the Riccione Sun (2020) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Recapping the winners and nominees from the 69th annual David di Donatello awards. The post #46: The 69th Annual David di Donatello Awards Winners & Nominees first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Set in central Italy, a young man navigates worlds both agrarian and metropolitan, past and future, just out of place in any setting. The post #45: Happy as Lazzaro (Alice Rohrwacher, 2018) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Two Senegalese teenagers set out for a new life in Italy in this modern-day Odyssey, framing the immigrant experience as a classical yet contemporary epic. The post #44: Io capitano (Matteo Garrone, 2023) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Recap on the Italian films featured: "Io capitano," "La chimera," and "Kidnapped." The post #43: The 35th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Recap of the Italian films featured at the festival, including reviews of "Kidnapped" and "The Beautiful Summer." The post #42: The 59th Chicago International Film Festival first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

An epic, emotional story of a lifelong friendship between two men, one from the city and one from the mountains. The post #41: The Eight Mountains (Felix van Groeningen & Charlotte Vandermeersch, 2022) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Recap & reviews of the Italian films featured at the festival, including "The Hummingbird" and "L'immensita'." The post #40: The 49th Annual Seattle International Film Festival first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

The past is ever-present when a medical examiner is caught in the middle of a murder mystery. The post #39: Naples in Veils (Ferzan Özpetek, 2017) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

This moving drama explores a happy family shifting from a singular unit to separate individuals. The post #38: The Son’s Room (Nanni Moretti, 2001) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

An all-girls school is shaken by the prospect of a beautiful cake - an extravagant, tempting indulgence in an era of rationing and sacrifice. The post #37: Le pupille (Alice Rohrwacher, 2022) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Quick recap on the Italian films featured at the festival, including "Nostalgia" and "Freaks Out." The post #36: The 34th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Pietro Marcello brings Jack London's Oakland-set novel to Naples in his innovative adaptation. The post #35: Martin Eden (Pietro Marcello, 2019) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

A Roman fashion house is terrorized by a faceless killer in this endlessly stylish, thrilling midcentury mystery. The post #34: Blood and Black Lace (Mario Bava, 1964) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

A married Russian-Italian mother finds a new passion for life when she meets a younger chef. The post #33: I Am Love (Luca Guadagnino, 2009) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Vittorio De Sica explores Italian romance past, present, and future in his award-winning film starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. The post #32: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Vittorio De Sica, 1963) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

A struggling family of bee farmers get the chance to represent their way of life on a TV competition show. The post #31: The Wonders (Alice Rohrwacher, 2014) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .

Ingrid Bergman experiences the land of God in Roberto Rossellini's 1950 film. The post #30: Stromboli (Roberto Rossellini, 1950) first appeared on Cinema Italiano Podcast .