L'udienza Di Marco Ferreri

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MOSTRA DEL CINEMA DI VENEZIA: MICHEL PICCOLI PRESENTA IL RESTAURO DELL’ UDIENZA DI MARCO FERRERI CON ENZO JANNACCI L’udienza di Marco Ferreri sabato 30 agosto, ore 16.45, Sala Volpi introduce Michel Piccoli replica domenica 31 agosto, ore 11.15, Sala Volpi L’ossessione di Enzo Jannacci era quella di incontrare il Papa . Enzo Jannacci nei panni di Amedeo, naturalmente, diretto da Marco Ferreri nel 1971 e circondato da un cast che va da Claudia Cardinale a Ugo Tognazzi , da Vittorio Gassman a Michel Piccoli . È L’udienza il primo restauro che la Cineteca di Bologna , in collaborazione con il Museo Nazionale del Cinema di Torino e Cristaldi Film , presenta alla 71ª Mostra del Cinema di Venezia : appuntamento domani, sabato 30 agosto alle ore 16.45 in Sala Volpi (e in replica domenica 31 agosto alle ore 11.15). E sarà proprio Michel Piccoli , che nel film interpreta il ruolo dell’alto prelato che, nel farsi tramite del povero protagonista, impedisce in realtà la realizzazione del suo immenso desiderio di incontrare il Pontefice, a introdurre la prima proiezione (sabato 30 agosto alle ore 16.45) di un restauro, reso possibile grazie alla campagna di crowdfunding portata avanti in questi mesi dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema di Torino e dalla Cineteca di Bologna attraverso il sito MakingOf.it , superando la cifra di € 40.000 raccolti. 71ª Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica di Venezia I restauri della Cineteca di Bologna Sabato 30 agosto, ore 16.45, Sala Volpi (replica domenica 31 agosto, ore 11.15, Sala Volpi) L’UDIENZA (1971) di Marco Ferreri Restauro realizzato dal laboratorio L’Immagine Ritrovata e promosso da: Cineteca di Bologna e Museo Nazionale del Cinema di Torino , in collaborazione con Cristaldi Film Introduce Michel Piccoli Ufficio stampa Cineteca di Bologna Andrea Ravagnan (+39) 0512194833 (+39) 3358300839 [email protected] www.cinetecadibologna.it.

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