The Owens family has been a line of witches for generations, bound by an ancient curse that condemns its women to never fully experience love. Twenty-five years after the events of the first film, the family finds itself once again having to come to terms with the past, when a discovery about the origins of their magic brings to light dark secrets that have remained hidden for centuries. Sisters Gillian and Sally Owens (Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman), together with their aunts, must unite once more to face the threat looming over the family. Complicating matters is Kylie (Joey King), Sally’s daughter, who begins to display increasingly unsettling powers and, in her quest to uncover the truth about her origins, ends up awakening dark forces linked to the history of their lineage. To break the curse once and for all, the Owens women must venture beyond the confines of their home in Massachusetts and travel all the way to the UK in search of the source of their magic. Amidst family secrets, ancestral powers and sacrifices, three generations of witches will be forced to fight together to finally give the next generation the chance to choose their own destiny.

Giunti Odeon presents the season’s most sexy comedy. The Invite, a film directed by Olivia Wilde, follows Joe and Angela, a couple in crisis, as they grapple with their upstairs neighbors, the free-spirited and uninhibited Hawk and Pina, who make all kinds of noise while having sex. When Angela decides to invite them over for dinner as a gesture of good neighborliness, the evening takes an unexpected turn, especially when the other couple makes the hosts a very… spicy proposal. This invitation will set off a series of reactions that will lay bare Angela and Joe’s secrets, frustrations, and desires… And that’s not all.

The most famous film in the history of Italian cinema returns to the big screen at Giunti Odeon, in a restored version with English subtitles: one of Federico Fellini's masterpieces, La dolce vita (1960). In Rome, in broad daylight, a statue of Jesus Christ appears in the sky, transported by a helicopter. The vision arouses the interest of a large part of the population, from the youngsters of the suburbs to the rich ladies of the penthouses in the city centre, and a reporter, Marcello Rubini, takes the opportunity to have the scenes immortalised by his photographer friends and the faithful photojournalist Paparazzo. Marcello is an aspiring writer who works for a tabloid newspaper, stationed every night in front of the clubs in Via Vittorio Veneto in search of some gossip or sensational photos of the acquaintances of showbiz personalities, rich bourgeoisies or aristocrats in search of excess. Despite living with a very jealous and depressed woman, Emma, Marcello has acquaintances with women of all kinds and from all walks of life. On the day an important Swedish actress arrives in Rome, Marcello accompanies the delegation to an open-air club in the Roman ruins and then escapes with the woman through the streets of central Rome.

On 27 October 2026, Israel returns to the polls for elections that will determine Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future. With less than a month to go before the vote, Giunti Odeon is screening Alexis Bloom’s documentary – produced by Oscar-winner Alex Gibney – which brings the secret recordings of the interrogations of Benjamin Netanyahu and his family to the big screen for the first time. An exclusive political thriller that offers an inside look at his system of power, amidst allegations of corruption, alliances and the struggle for political survival. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A (streamed live) with director Alexis Bloom, investigative journalist Giulia Innocenzi and the deputy editor of "Il Fatto Quotidiano", Maddalena Oliva.