Ridley Scott's highly anticipated film starring Joaquin Phoenix and dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte. A personal look at the origins of the French leader and his rapid and impetuous rise as emperor. The story is told through the lens of Napoleon's dependent and volatile relationship with his wife Josephine, his one true love.

A young psychologist realises that the new young director of the nursing home where she works, with whom she slowly falls in love, is suffering from a guilt complex rooted in childhood. With the help of her elderly professor, she succeeds in discovering the origin of the disorders; a murder case is also solved in the process. The film marks the meeting between Hitchcock and Ingrid Bergman, who will later also star in The Sin of Lady Considine and Notorius. The story develops as a search for truth in a labyrinth strewn with symbols. For the dream sequence Hitchcock enlisted the help of Salvador Dali; for the soundtrack Miklos Rozsa won an Oscar.

"I just wanted to make the first psychoanalysis film. I wanted to break with the way cinema presents dreams. I asked Selznick to secure the collaboration of Salvador Dalí. The only reason for this was my desire to achieve visual dreams with sharp, clear strokes. I wanted Dalí for the sign of his architecture, the long shadows, the distances that seem endless, the lines that converge in perspective, the shapeless faces' (Alfred Hitchcock). And he wanted Ingrid Bergman for the same reasons as always: to stage the spectacle of an icy blonde lost in a love that could be fatal to her. In reality, Bergman is never algid, her glasses and hair escaping the chignon actually make Dr Petersen one of the sexiest characters of her career. That throbbing Italian title that replaces the enigmatic Spellbound nurtured childish female vocations for psychiatry. But between one step and the next of a psychoanalysis illustrated like a fable, what formidable glimpses this film opens up: poor Gregory Peck, who by ancient trauma hates white and stripes, enters the whiteness of a tiled bathroom, and in an instant we understand "the limitless, cryptic terror that can emanate from objects" (James Agee); then, the return of the repressed, in only two silent shots, is the most concise and chilling we will ever remember. The showdown, with its red-flecked finale, is written on the edge between pathos and cold sweat

The screening is exclusively for people who have a ticket from last Nov. 21's Inu-ho screening, which was interrupted due to technical problems. Holders of the Nov. 21 ticket must report to the ticket booth and take a seat in the theater. Those who are unable to come to this new screening can present themselves at the cinema box office and will receive a free ticket for a movie of their choice from those scheduled at Giunti Odeon. Thank you for your collaboration.

The film shows the first scientific research conducted by renowned neuroscientist Richard Davidson on the phenomenon of great Buddhist masters and meditators who passed away according to the standards of Western science showing no signs of death for days or weeks. The phenomenon is documented from a scientific perspective: unexplained by neuroscientists, to be investigated by the Dalai Lama, with a series of dialogues between Western experts and masters of the Tibetan tradition in an attempt to unravel the mystery of the tukdam.

Basato sullo straordinario protagonista de "La Fabbrica di Cioccolato", il romanzo più iconico dell’autore Roald Dahl nonché uno dei libri più venduti di tutti i tempi, "Wonka" racconta la meravigliosa storia di come il più grande inventore, mago e cioccolataio del mondo sia diventato l'amato Willy Wonka che conosciamo oggi. Il film natalizio per eccellenza, spettacolare, raffinato e cinefilo, ricco di invenzioni e sorprese per tutti, grandi e piccoli, con uno straordinario Timothée Chalamet e un cast stellare.

In the weeks before the outbreak of World War II, Nicholas Winton, a London stockbroker, becomes the initiator of a seemingly impossible plan that will end up saving 669 children from the Nazi advance in Czechoslovakia.

The new masterpiece by animation master Hayao Miyazaki. Jun'ichi Honda is a minute fifteen-year-old boy in the seventh grade. Although he is fatherless, he lives in a loving family and enjoys the important presence of his mother's brother, who acts as a mentor for him. Through the young boy's everyday experiences at school with his three friends Mizutani, Kitami and Urakawa, the four boys gradually understand how the value of friendship is expressed in reality, the sincere curiosity aroused by spending time with each other, social differences, the difficulty of upholding values such as courage or facing the scourge of bullying, experiencing it at first hand.