The Turin Film Festival has always been a place where cinema slows down enough to speak honestly. Away from the noise of premieres and algorithms, it offers something increasingly rare: space. Space for memory, for contradiction, for artists to arrive not as monuments but as people. When Spike Lee was awarded the Premio della Mole…
Dem Turin Film Festival wohnt eine leise Großzügigkeit inne. Es ist kein Ort der Eile. Es drängt seine Gäste nicht zu Schlagzeilen oder schnellen Formeln. Hier dürfen Worte sich Zeit nehmen, Erinnerungen auftauchen, Gedanken sich verlieren. Kino ist in Turin kein Spektakel, sondern ein Raum des Zuhörens. Daniel Brühl schien das sofort zu spüren. Als…
There is a quiet generosity to the Turin Film Festival. It doesn’t rush its guests. It lets them speak slowly, drift into memory, lose themselves for a moment. Cinema here is not a performance to be consumed, but a space of listening. Sitting in one of its press rooms, you can feel how easily celebration…
There is something deeply reassuring about the Turin Film Festival. Year after year, it resists the temptation to become louder than the cinema it celebrates. It remains a place where films are watched seriously, where conversations take their time, and where artists are invited not just to promote work, but to reflect on why they…
The 43rd Torino Film Festival is ready to welcome one of the greatest icons of world cinema: Juliette Binoche. The Academy Award®-winning French actress, known for unforgettable films such as The Unbearable Lightness of Being, The English Patient, and Chocolat, will attend the festival — running from November 21 to 29 — to present the…
Il 43° Torino Film Festival si prepara ad accogliere una delle più grandi icone del cinema mondiale: Juliette Binoche. L’attrice francese, Premio Oscar® e protagonista di indimenticabili capolavori come L’insostenibile leggerezza dell’essere, Il paziente inglese e Chocolat, sarà a Torino dal 21 al 29 novembre per presentare in anteprima italiana il documentario In-I in Motion,…
Few years after Shell (2012), writer-director Scott Graham comes back with another touching Scottish drama. Iona is the tale of a single mum (Ruth Negga) returning home with her teenage son Billy, called Bull (an outstanding debut for Ben Gallagher) to take refuge after a violent incident. If the first version of the movie, screened few months…
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