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FFeessttiivvaall ddii VVeenneezziiaa n. 47-48 Editoriale Nuova serie - n. 47-48 gennaio-dicembre 2016 Un anno intenso di attività il 2016 per il Cinit e i cineforum affiliati, spiccano tra tutte le tre giornate organizzate durante la Mostra del cinema di Venezia con la presentazione Rivista trimestrale edita dal del libro “Cuori senza frontiere” di Alessandro Cuk sulla genesi della pellicola di Zampa, CINIT - Cineforum Italiano alla presenza dello storico Guido Rumici, di Italia Giacca, consigliere nazionale Asso - Segreteria CINIT: Via Manin, 33/1 ciazione Venezia Giulia e Dalmazia, e di Renato Boraso, Assessore di Venezia; con i 30174 MESTRE (Venezia) premi Cinit agli studenti vincitori dei concorsi “Gagliardi” e “Dorigo” che hanno visto la [email protected] partecipazione attenta e interessata di giovani studenti universitari di varie parti delle regioni italiane; ed infine, il Corso di aggiornamento per gli iscritti all’Ordine dei giornalisti Presidente del CINIT: Massimo Caminiti della Regione Veneto, sul tema “La Mostra del Cinema di Venezia: passato e presente” ([email protected]) aperta da Giuseppe Ghigi, critico cinematografico, da Alberto Anile, giornalista e saggi - sta, da Massimo Tria, docente dell’Università di Cagliari nonché specialista del cinema Direttore Responsabile: dell’Est europeo e Marco Vanelli, direttore della nostra rivista “Cabiria”. Altre attività im - Orazio Leotta ([email protected]) portanti da evidenziare, a testimonianza del dinamismo dei nostri “cineforum”, la IX edizione del Festival del Garda, con tre giornate di proiezioni, molto intense e partecipate, Hanno collaborato a questo numero: grazie all’impegno incommensurabile di Veronica Maffizzoli. Quelle presso le scuole, all’ I.I.S. “Bruno-Franchetti” di Mestre, di un corso di formazione Barbanti Giuseppe Borsato Ilaria sulla lettura e analisi del film e all’I. C. di Roccalumera sul tema dell’inclusività che ha Bortolanza Tommaso visto impegnati circa 200 studenti delle scuole medie nella visione di corti e lettura delle Brugnoli Olinto immagini. Molto interessante il Convegno su “L’animazione e le arti”, organizzato dal Caminiti Massimo Dipartimento dei Beni Culturali dell’Università degli Studi di Padova con il contributo Cosma Paola Crisafulli Francesca del Cinit - Cineforum Italiano e della SAS - Society for Animation Studies, la massima Curcione Andrea associazione mondiale per gli studi nel settore. Questa seconda edizione si è articolata Falcone Ilaria in quattro sessioni che hanno visto la partecipazione, oltre che di esperti della Scuola Faoro Tommaso Internazionale di Comics, di numerosi docenti universitari del settore. L’iniziativa ha Floriani Sergio Furlan Neda avuto il coordinamento scientifico di Giannalberto Bendazzi, storico dell’animazione di Galeazzo Veronica fama mondiale, autore della fondamentale opera “Animation. A World History”; e di Galeotti Marta Maria Roberta Novielli, dell’Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia, di Alberto Zotti Minici, Giovannini Lucia dell’Università di Padova e di Marco Bellano, ideatore e coordinatore dell’iniziativa non - Grazioli Enrico Lapenna Giulia ché docente di History of Animation presso lo stesso ateneo. Inoltre, il laboratorio di “Ci - Leotta Orazio nema, documentario, sceneggiatura”, confrontarsi sulla scrittura per il documentario: Lonardi Alma dall’ esempio al documentary script, dall’idea alla sceneggiatura; l’attività ha preso il Lostaglio Chiara via grazie all’impegno e alle capacità organizzative di Neda Furlan e di Michela Ma - Lostaglio Eleonora Mainardi Alvise nente. Sono 20 i corsisti per 10 lezioni tenute a cavallo tra il 2016 e il 2017 da profes - Manente Michela sionisti e registi del settore, molte delle quali aperte al pubblico. E poi il 19° Festival Meo Livio internazionale del cortometraggio di Mestre; tra i diversi riconoscimenti in palio il premio Minasola Emanuela assegnato dal Cinit nella sezione “Video for kids” vinto da “Friendzone, bloccati in Montanaro Carlo Pelizza Diego un'amicizia” dell’I.I.S Niccolo' Machiavelli di Pioltello (MI), e poi le varie importanti rasse - Pistolato Giacomo S. gne di Spaziocineforum di Lecce, di “Ezechiele 27,15” di Lucca, del “Cineforum Feli - Pursumal Manuela ciano” di S. Felice del Benaco, della Banca del Tempo e Nuova Presenza di Alì Terme Revoltella Sarah e S. Teresa di Riva, e quelle particolarmente “spizzicose” di “Pane e cinema” e cinefile Sterrantino Giulia Stigliano Giovanni di “Labirinto” di Trento. Massiccia come di consueto la partecipazione del Cinit nei più Toni Andrea importanti festival cinematografici nazionali, in primis quello di Venezia che ha fatto re - Vernaleone Ginetto gistrare ben 102 accreditati. Kermesse veneziana, inaugurata dal musical di Damien Chazelle “La la Land”, che ha visto primeggiare il film “The Woman who Left” del filip - Registrazione Tribunale di Venezia n.476 del 03-02-1971 pino Lav Diaz che già in passato aveva fatto capolino in laguna con “Death in land of encantos” (2007) e “Melancholia” (2008), quest’ultimo giudicato miglior film della sezione Orizzonti. Una rassegna in chiaroscuro ove oltre al film vincitore segnaliamo buoni pro - con il contributo della dotti come “Frantz” del francese Ozon, “El Ciudadano Ilustre” dell’accoppiata argentina Direzione Generale Cinema del Ministero per i Beni e Duprat-Cohn e lo stesso “La la Land”. Quanto al cinema italiano, più che dalla sezione per le Attività Culturali competitiva, i migliori riscontri sono giunti dalle Giornate degli Autori (“Indivisibili” e “La Ragazza del Mondo”) e dalla sezione Orizzonti ove ha primeggiato il film documentario Abbonamento annuo 4 numeri euro 15,00 di Federica Di Giacomo “Liberami”. prezzo singolo numero euro 5,00 La Redazione Versamento su c.c.p. n°16013302 intestato a Cinit-Cineforum Italiano C.P. 274 30174 Mestre - Venezia Stampa: Graph snc - Santa Teresa di Riva (Me) Chiuso in tipografia nel mese di febbraio 2017 Foto di: Massimo Caminiti Romina Greggio Orazio Leotta In copertina Amy Adams e Jeremy Renner (foto di Romina Greggio) sommario zoom speciale Venezia I premi della 73.ma Mostra del Cinema di Venezia . 2 Leoni d’oro alla carriera . 3 Le recensioni dei film di Venezia 73 . 4 - 19 mondo cinit I premiati dei concorsi Gagliardi e Dorigo . 20 La presentazione del libro “Cuori senza Frontiere” . 20 Festival: COE - Garda - Mestre - V. Veneto - Zabut . 21-25 Mondo Cinit . 26-29 Flash dai Festival di Taormina, Roma e Torino . 30-32 zoomvenezia73. Festival di Venezia 2016 rentiis) a: “The Last of Us” di Ala Eddine Slim (Tunisia) (SETTIMANA IN - TERNAZIONALE DELLA CRITICA) nonché un premio di 100.000 USD, messi a disposizione da Filmauro di Aurelio e Luigi De Laurentiis, che saranno suddivisi in parti uguali tra il regista e il produttore. PREMI ORIZZONTI La Giuria Orizzonti della 73.ma Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Ci - nematografica, presieduta da Robert Guediguian e composta da Jim Hoberman, Nelly Karim, Valentina Lodovini, Moon So-ri, Jo - se Maria Prado e Chaitanya Tamhane dopo aver visionato i 19 film in concorso, assegna il: -Premio Orizzonti per il miglior film a “Liberami” di Federica Di Giacomo -Premio Orizzonti miglior regia: “Home” , di Fien Troch -Premio Speciale della giuria Orizzonti: “Big Big World” , di Reha Erdem -Premio Speciale Orizzonti per il migliore attore: Nuno Lopes, per “São Jorge” di Marco Martins -Premio Speciale Orizzonti per la migliore attrice: Ruth Díaz, per “The Fury of a Patient Man” di Raul Arevalo Ecco l'elenco completo di tutti i premi del Festival di Ve - -Premio Orizzonti per la miglior sceneggiatura: “Bitter Money” , nezia 2016: di Wang Bing -Premio Orizzonti per il miglior cortometraggio: “La Voz Perdi - VENEZIA 73 da” , di Marcelo Martinessi La Giuria di Venezia 73, presieduta da Sam Mendes e compo - sta da Laurie Anderson, Gemma Arterton, Giancarlo De Catal - PREMI VENEZIA CLASSICI do, Nina Hoss, Chiara Mastroianni, Joshua Oppenheimer, Lo - La Giuria presieduta da Roberto Andò e composta da 26 studenti renzo Vigas e Zhao Wei, dopo aver visionato tutti i 20 film in – indicati dai docenti – dell’ultimo anno dei corsi di cinema delle concorso, ha deciso di assegnare i seguenti premi: università italiane, dei DAMS e della veneziana Ca’ Foscari, ha de - -Leone d'Oro miglior film: “The Woman who Left” di Lav Diaz ciso di assegnare i seguenti premi: -Leone d'Argento miglior Regia: Amat Escalante per “La Rejon -Premio Venezia Classici per il miglior documentario sul cinema: Salvaje” e Andrei Konchalovsky per “Paradise” “Le concours” di Claire Simon -Leone d'Argento Gran Premio della Giuria: “Nocturnal Ani - -Premio Venezia Classici per il miglior film restaurato: “Break Up mals” di Tom Ford - L'uomo dei cinque palloni” di Marco Ferreri -Coppa Volpi migliore attore: Oscar Martinez per “El Ciudada - no Ilustre” di Mariano Cohn e Gastón Duprat -Coppa Volpi migliore attrice: Emma Stone per “La La Land” di Damien Chazelle -Premio Marcello Mastroianni miglior attore emergente: Paula Beer per “Frantz” di Francois Ozon -Premio per la miglior sceneggiatura: Noah Oppenhaim per “Jackie” di Pablo Larrain -Premio Speciale della Giuria: “The Bad Batch” di Ana Lily Amirpour LEONE DEL FUTURO – PREMIO VENEZIA
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