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Notturno Selezionato Tra I Documentari 30 Sommario Rassegna Stampa Pagina Testata Data Titolo Pag. Rubrica Anica 13 Il Manifesto 11/02/2021 L'AGIS INCONTRA DRAGHI, LE "URGENZE" DELLO SPETTACOLO 3 24 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 CHESSIDICE IN VIALE DELL'EDITORIA 4 37 Roma 11/02/2021 CINEMA, DISTRIBUTORI: "DRAGHI RIAPRA SALE, MERCATO DEVE 5 SUBITO RIPARTIRE" 1 Il Mattino 11/02/2021 LA SHORTLIST ROSI E PAUSINI A UN PASSO DALLA NOTTE DEGLI 6 OSCAR (T.Fiore) 25 Il Tempo 11/02/2021 PROSEGUE LA CORSA AGLI OSCAR PER NOTTURNO ITALIANO 7 (G.Bianconi) Rubrica Anica Web AGCULT.IT 10/02/2021 GOVERNO, ANICA: DISTRIBUTORI CHIEDONO A DRAGHI 8 RIAPERTURA CINEMA BadTaste.it 10/02/2021 ANICA: I DISTRIBUTORI SULLA RIAPERTURA DELLE SALE 9 Cinemaitaliano.info 10/02/2021 I DISTRIBUTORI SULLA RIAPERTURA DELLE SALE 11 Cinematografo.it 10/02/2021 ANICA AL FIANCO DEGLI ESERCENTI 12 E-Duesse.it 11/02/2021 I DISTRIBUTORI ANICA A SOSTEGNO DELLA RIAPERTURA 14 Primaonline.it 10/02/2021 CINEMA. I DISTRIBUTORI ANICA, CON ANEC, FICE E ACEC, 16 CHIEDONO A DRAGHI LA RIAPERTURA DELLE SALE CINE Spettacolomusicasport.com 10/02/2021 ANICA: I DISTRIBUTORI SULLA RIAPERTURA DELLE SALE 17 Zazoom.it 10/02/2021 ANICA | I DISTRIBUTORI CINEMATOGRAFICI CHIEDONO L' 18 APERTURA DELLE SALE Aise.it 10/02/2021 ITALIA IN THE WORLD: I MINI-DOCUFILM DEGLI ITALIANI NEL 19 MONDO SU RAI CINEMA FINO ALLESTATE Key4biz.it 10/02/2021 EURONEWS, CHIUDE LA VERSIONE ITALIANA. IL PAESE PERDE 20 L'UNICA VOCE IN LINGUA ITALIANA NEI MEDIA EURO Olimpopress.it 10/02/2021 RAI CINEMA, ON LINE FINO AL 2022 29 Sentieriselvaggi.it 10/02/2021 #OSCARS 2021- NOTTURNO SELEZIONATO TRA I DOCUMENTARI 30 Today.it 11/02/2021 MADE IN ITALY: FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA CUOCHI TRA I VINCITORI 33 DI 'ITALIA IN THE WORLD' Velvetcinema.it 10/02/2021 OSCAR 2021, L'ITALIA FUORI DALLA SHORTLIST PER MIGLIOR FILM 34 INTERNAZIONALE Rubrica Cinema 39 Corriere della Sera 11/02/2021 OSCAR, "NOTTURNO" DI ROSI E PAUSINI TRA I 15 FINALISTI 36 38 Corriere della Sera 11/02/2021 AFFIDATA A KASSELL LA REGIA DEL REMAKE "IL MAGO DI OZ" 37 2 Il Foglio 11/02/2021 NETFLIX SBARCA A ROMA E SPERIAMO RIESCA LA' DOVE IL CINEMA 38 ITALIANO FATICA (M.Mancuso) III Il Foglio 11/02/2021 CRISI DEI CINEMA 39 17 Il Gazzettino 11/02/2021 OSCAR, INSIEME NELLE SHORT LISI ARRIVANO MENEGHETTI E ROSI 40 (A.De Grandis) 24 Il Giornale 11/02/2021 "NOTTURNO" SI GIOCA L'OSCAR TRA I DOCUMENTARI. E LA PAUSINI 41 LA MIGLIOR CANZONE 22 Il Messaggero 11/02/2021 LAURA PAUSINI, ROSI E PINOCCHIO ECCO L'ITALIA CHE CORRE 42 AGLI OSCAR (G.Satta) 31 Il Secolo XIX 11/02/2021 MEDIO ORIENTE IN GUERRA "NOTTURNO" DI ROSI IN VOLO VERSO 43 L'OSCAR (F.Caprara) 2 La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno 11/02/2021 ANCHE IL SI DELLE PARTI SOCIALI (L.Petr.) 45 33 La Repubblica 11/02/2021 CORSA ALL'OSCAR CON "NOTTURNO" L'ITALIA CI SPERA (A.Finos) 46 38/39 La Repubblica 11/02/2021 RIDLEY SCOTT E QUELLA VOGLIA DI CINEMA (A.Dipollina) 47 28 QN- Giorno/Carlino/Nazione 11/02/2021 ROSI, MENEGHETTI E PAUSINI VERSO L'OSCAR 48 17 Trovaroma (La Repubblica) 11/02/2021 IN CITTA' - CINECITTA' SI RIMETTE IN MOSTRA 49 Sommario Rassegna Stampa Pagina Testata Data Titolo Pag. Rubrica Audiovisivo & Multimedia 32 Corriere della Sera 11/02/2021 MEDIASET, ULTIMO ROUND IN TRIBUNALE CON VIVENDI SU 50 PREMIUM (F.R.) 39 Corriere della Sera 11/02/2021 Int. a D.Michieletto: "COSI' HO STRAVOLTO SALOME' L'OPERA 51 BLOCCATA DAL VIRUS" (G.Manin) 23 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 FAZIO, 10 MLN DI RICAVI PER L'OFFICINA (C.Plazzotta) 52 23 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 UE, STREAMING CRESCIUTO DI 30 VOLTE (A.Secchi) 53 24 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 AGCOM, I RICAVI TLC-MEDIA A -5,4% 54 24 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 CHESSIDICE - SU DEAKIDS RUDY ON TOUR, LA SITCOM CHE 55 RACCONTA COME VIVE UNA FAMIGLIA 24 Italia Oggi 11/02/2021 TIKTOK NON SI VENDE (M.Livi) 56 25 La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno 11/02/2021 UN CATTIVO SIMILE A TRUMP PER "WONDER WOMAN 84" 57 10/11 La Gazzetta dello Sport 11/02/2021 DAI 2018 A OGGI GLI INVESTIMENTI HANNO PREMIATO ED E' BOOM 58 DI OTT (A.G.) 31 QN- Giorno/Carlino/Nazione 11/02/2021 CENSURATO E VIOLENTO: POVERO TARZAN 59 Rubrica Internazionale Web Hollywoodreporter.com 10/02/2021 CHINA BOX OFFICE: 'DETECTIVE CHINATOWN 3'HITS $85M IN 60 PRESALES, NEARING RECORD Programme-tv.net 10/02/2021 EXCLU. LA FIN DE MONGEVILLE ET COMMISSAIRE MAGELLAN ? 62 ANNE HOLME'S, DIRECTRICE DE LA FICTION DE FRAN Programme-tv.net 10/02/2021 LA TRAQUE : LA FICTION CONTROVERSE'E DE TF1 SUR L'AFFAIRE 64 FOURNIRET DISPONIBLE EN EXCLUSIVITE' SUR S Screenrant.com 10/02/2021 X-MEN: A DISGUSTING FAN FICTION MUTANT IS ABOUT TO BECOME 66 MARVEL CANON - SCREEN RANT Variety.com 10/02/2021 CONNOR SCHELL, CHERNIN ENTERTAINMENT WILL LAUNCH NEW 69 NON-FICTION STUDIO Variety.com 10/02/2021 MAOYAN LOOKS TO STRONG CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY BOX 71 OFFICE (EXCLUSIVE) Rubrica Internazionale 1 Financial Times 11/02/2021 AMSTERDAM USURPS LONDON AS EUROPE'S TOP SHARE TRADING 74 HUB (P.Stafford) 6 Financial Times 11/02/2021 EARLY DIGITAL FORAY GIVES NORWAY'S TOP BANK AN EDGE 75 (R.Milne) 8 Financial Times 11/02/2021 FREE TRADING BOOM ELECTRIFIES US RETAIL INVESTMENT SCENE 77 (M.Darbyshire) 9 Financial Times 11/02/2021 THE DAY IN THE MARKETS (N.Rovnick) 79 8 The New York Times - International 11/02/2021 WAS GAMESTOP RALLY FUELED BY FED POLICIES? (J.Smialek) 81 Edition Quotidiano Data 11-02-2021 Pagina 13 il manifesto Foglio 1 a sottolineare l'urgenza delle ria- RIAPERTURE perture il presidente di Anica L'Agis incontra Luigi Lonigro indica le «condizio- ni industriali» necessarie per Draghi,le «urgenze» questa ripartenza: «Sarà indi- spensabile che la riapertura dei dello spettacolo cinema avvenga in una data cer- ta, concordata e comunicata con adeguato anticipo, e sull'intero territorio nazionale e non a mac- chia di leopardo», come impor- rebbe la divisione dell'Italia in zone sancita dagli ultimi Dpcm. «Nel caso di limitazioni di ora- rio, l'eventuale coprifuoco non dovrebbe arrivare prima della mezzanotte Infine sarà determi- nante che i protocolli sanitari, sempre nella salvaguardia pri- maria della salute pubblica, sia- coordinati e non peggiorativi «Il nostro mondo è stato uno no a quelli, già di per sé dei più colpiti durante la pande- rispetto stringenti, vigenti prima della mia» osserva Carlo Fontana, il chiusura di fine ottobre». Altri- presidente dell'Agis (associazio- menti non sarà possibile pro- ne generale italiana dello spetta- grammare« l'uscita di nuovi tito- colo), al termine delle consulta- li dalle forti capacità commercia- zioni di ieri con Mario Draghi. li», che come è ovvio hanno ne- Durante l'incontro, spiega Fon- cessità di una adeguata promo- tana, si è insistito sulle «urgenze» zione e circolazione. del settore. In primo luogo le ria- perture dei luoghi dello spettaco- lo: «Non abbiamo chiesto una ria- pertura immediata, ma di poter- la programmare, e che sia ade- guatamente sostenuta con azio- ni di incentivazione e di promo- zione. Perché il riavvio sarà un momento molto difficile, quindi ci aspettiamo un adeguato soste- gno». Lo stesso Draghi, sostiene Fontana, avrebbe sottolineato il «disastro culturale» scatenato dal- la pandemia. Ma per il momento, in attesa della formazione di un nuovo governo, tutto resta nel campo delle intenzioni. NEL FRATTEMPO un comunicato di Anica(associazione nazionale industrie cinematografiche, au- diovisive e multimediali) si «schiera» al fianco delle associa- zioni degli esercenti(Anec, Fice e Acec) che il giorno prima dell'incontro fra la delegazione del settore dello spettacolo e il presidente del consiglio incarica- to avevano chiesto una riapertu- ra al più presto delle sale. «La chiusura imposta ai cinema ita- liani nel mese di marzo ha causa- to ingenti danni alle società di di- <,ort,rn,,.b.ardiv,,o immaginario stribuzione a cui si sono somma- per gliAcademyP:w:~nì te le gravi perdite generate dai 125121 bassi incassi dei film distribuiti dalla riapertura digiugno fino al- la nuova chiusura di fine otto- bre, in un mercato che perdeva anno su anno circa l'85%». Oltre Ritaglio stampa ad uso esclusivo del destinatario, non riproducibile. Pag. 3 Quotidiano Data 11-02-2021 ItalìaOggi Pagina 24 Foglio 1 CHESSIDICE IN VIALE DELL'EDITORIA Anica, i distributori chiedono la ria- che coinvolgerà i vertici del calcio europea pertura delle sale. I distributori cine- A ognisquadra sarebbero garantite almeno matografici italiani associati Anita sono 10 partite contro avversari differenti e l'at- al fianco di Anec, Fice e Acec nel richiedere tuale fase a gironi sarebbe rimpiazzata da al governo Draghi la riapertura delle sale un campionato unico basato sul cosiddetto cinematografiche italiane in tempi e modi -modello svizzero». Il numero totale delle condivisi che'possano consentire non solo gare aumenterebbe dalle attuali 125 a 225. la riaccensione delle insegne ma anche e soprattutto la ripartenza del mercato Match Group acquisisceIlyperronnecL cinematografico. La chiusura imposta La società di incontri online Match Group ai cinema italiani nel mese di marzo ha ha raggiunto un accordo per l'acquisto della causato ingenti danni alle società di di- piattaforma di social media sudcoreana stribuzione a cui si sono sommate le gravi Hyperconnect per 1,73 miliardi di dollari perdite generate dai bassi incassi dei film (1,4 mid dicuro) in cash e azioni,ampliando distribuiti dalla riapertura di giugno fino così la sua offerta al di là dei servizi di da- alla nuova chiusura di fine ottobre, in un ting online.
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