The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

The Man Who Stole Banksy, the new docufilm on street art and so much more. Marco Proserpio makes his debut as a film director with his new project The Man Who Stole Banksy, which cast we will find Iggy Pop, and that has been produced by Marco Proserpio and Rai Cinema....
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

$1.5 billion bond to fund new Netflix content

Netflix has launched a €1.2 billion bond in the market. The proceeds will be used to finance its expansion project. After presenting an ambitious expansión project on original content during See What’s Next, Netflix is looking for resources to finance it. It has...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Tokyo Italian Film Festival: all the films ready to conquer Japan

Italy gets to the third position as a distributor in Japan, thanks also to the help of the Tokyo Italian Film Festival (Festival del cinema italiano di Tokyo). Here are all the Italian films that could conquer among the Japanese audience. The Tokyo Italian Film...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Don Matteo confirms his success. The next season is near

It has been confirmed that it is one of the most followed TV series in Rai. The 11th season of Don Matteo achieved excellent results, and the next season could be close. Here’s what the production team said. The last episode of Don Matteo 11 got amazing audience...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Italy to launch a €24m National Plan bringing the cinema to schools

The cinema is going to school in Italy with the “Piano nazionale cinema per la scuola”, a National Plan to bring cinema into schools: the project will have a special seminar devoted to this issue and three calls to develop teaching programs. Italian schools have never...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Viacom launches ViacomLab for young audiences

Viacom launches ViacomLab, a long-term project that targets young audiences. In Italy, in 2017, the expenses for children aged 3 to 13 (about 6.2 million people) amounted to 3.3 billion euros, recording thus a growth of 1.3% compared to 2016. With an increasing birth...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Focus Diversity: homosexuality in cinema and TV

A rainbow flag both in the cinema and TV. The issue of LGBT has been approached in the small and the big screen much earlier than we might think. A slow but steady development that has given more and more space for sexual differences in all their many faces. It all...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

All the awarded short films at Corti d’Argento 2018

Claudio Santamaria received the first award yesterday at the 2018 edition of Corti d’Argento Awards, organized by the National Union of Italian Film Journalists (Sngci) in Casa del Cinema in Rome. The finish line was reached with The Millionairs, considered to be the...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Netflix is ramping up its presence in Europe

Netflix has unveiled its new programming at See What’s Next. Let’s find out what the streaming giant will bring: Yesterday, April 18th, Netflix landed in Rome for the See What’s Next event. Managers, actors, and directors gathered in the two-day...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

Netflix See What’s Next comes to Rome

What should we expect from the new Netflix programming? The new contents will be unveiled at the two-day event in Rome. This year the Netflix executives have chosen Rome as a location for See What’s Next. The annual event in which the new contents of the...
The Man Who Stole Banksy, a docufilm on street art

The Directors’ Fortnight film selection

The Directors’ Fortnight has announced the official list of films that will be present at Cannes from May 9 to 19. Italy has won three positions in the director’s selection with two feature films and a short film. The first one is titled Troppa Grazia,...