The countdown to the Lovers Film Festival continues and the curtain will open on Tuesday, April 18th (press conference April 5th, 11.30 am, Mole Antonelliana).
The oldest Italian festival on LGBTQI+ themes (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex) confirms its attention to the new generations and this year it also does it in synergy with La Scuola in Prima Fila, the successful project of the National Museum of Cinema that has already involved almost 17,000 users between panels and live and streaming screenings and more than 2,000 students in workshops and museum visits.
The science communicators and influencers Vincenzo Schettini and Marco Martinelli and Andrea Martini, co-director of the cartoon Lampadino e Caramella will, in fact, be guests of the festival and will meet the students on April 19th, 20th and 21st at the Cinema Massimo.
Meetings program
Wednesday April 19th at 9.00 am (Cinema Massimo, via Verdi 18)
Vincenzo Schettini will be the protagonist of the talk La fisica che ci piace for high schools that will precede the screening of:
Le Paradis by Zeno Graton (France 2023).
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Vincenzo Schettini will also be a Lovers guest during the evening programming.
Thursday April 20th at 9.00 am (Cinema Massimo, via Verdi 18)
Marco Martinelli will be the protagonist of the talk La divulgazione scientifica dalla TV ai social (scientific dissemination from TV to social media) for secondary schools that will precede the screening of:
Soft by Joseph Amenta, (Canada 2022).
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Marco Martinelli will also be a Lovers guest during the evening programming.
Friday April 21st at 9.30 am (Cinema Massimo, via Verdi 18)
Andrea Martini, author with Raffaele Bortone of Lampadino e Caramella nel MagiRegno degli Zampa will entertain primary school students on the animation and “secrets” of his famous cartoon.
Following screening of:
Strange World – Un mondo misterioso by Don Hall, Here Nguyen (USA, 2022).
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To read the full press release click here
It is a project of the National Museum of Cinema carried out as part of the National Plan of Cinema and Images for the School promoted by the MiC – Ministero della Cultura and the MIM – Ministero dell’Istruzione del Merito, and throughout the school year 2022/23 involves classes of primary, secondary school and high school in a series of free activities, including screenings for the Cinemambiente Junior project, and for the Festival del Museo del Cinema Torino Film Festival, Lovers Film Festival and CinemAmbiente Festival. Through the project, the National Cinema Museum expresses its commitment to putting young people at the center of its educational mission and making them active protagonists of its cultural policy.
For more info on appointments you can click here or write an email to didattica2@museocinema.it.
The Lovers Film Festival is powered by the National Museum of Cinema and takes place with the contribution of the MiC, the Regione Piemonte and the City of Turin.
