MoMA has done it again. Another tribute to Italian Cinema has arrived at the Museum of Modern Art. Following the tribute to Antonio Capuano and the tribute to Gianni Amelio, MoMA has hooked up with Medus Films and Salvatore Ferragamo to celebrate Medusa Film’s 10th Anniversary. As I was sitting in at the press conference for this event, I looked on stage and saw Ettore Scola. I turned to my right and saw Dario Argento. I look behind me and saw Paolo Sorrentino. I looked in front of me and saw Stefano Accorsi. It was the who’s who of Italian Cinema yesterday and today.
is for: Animals. Those furry friends whose habitat we are slowly destroying and which we place between two sesame-seed buns, are no longer being used as silly animated characters – they are the fascinating subject matters of documentaries (The March of Penguins) and intelligent movies for children (Duma)...