Chico - Leonard (New York, 22 March 1887 - Hollywood, 11 October 1961); Harpo - Adolph Arthur (New York, 23 November 1888 - Los Angeles, 28 September 1964); Groucho - Julius Henry (New York, 2 October 1890 - Los Angeles, 19 August 1977)
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di Giordano Bassetti (Ita, 2008, 10') Dom 8 h 17.45, Gio 12 h 18.00
Davide, a guy form Naples, is about thirty years old and works – as best as he can – in a furniture factory. His girlfriend Alessia decides to break up with him and Davide ends up living without certainties. He has no idea what to do, always used to living a regular life he has to take hasty decisions. He takes several solutions into consideration and, finally, helped by his friends, he will find a new job for his survival.
di Salvatore Gatti (Ita, 2009, 17') Liceo Scientifico “E. Segré” - Marano, mer 9
Interpersonal relations conducted through virtual means often give rise to amusing situations that expose the ironies, contradictions and obsessiveness of the new frontier of social communications.
Young Maria's family are about to leave behind the degradation of the Vele housing project in Scampia and move to a new home in nearby Melito. This spurs the girl to rebel against this uprooting, the cause of much pain and distress. A journey through the crumbling architectural geometry of the Vele leads to her discovery of a special "treasure". This "journey" will lead to a revelation – that the viewer will also experience at the end of the film.
Presentazione del libro “Cinema e generi 2009” di Renato Venturelli
intervengono l'autore con Giancarlo Giraud e Alberto Castellano; Sab 13 h 17.30
Through some ordinary people’s recollections this non-fiction brief documentary show how theaters have proved to be a fundamental place for viewers back in the years, when going to movies was something special, was like entering a place where dreams could meet reality. The memory of masterpieces like Gone with the Wind or Ben Hur matches with the joy of being among others, sharing a social event capable of elevate people’s spirits and minds. Cinema Mater Dei is made of faces, of words that bring love to what cinema still means: a chance to daydream.
