The second day of the dedication to Italian Cinema, organized again this year by the vice-mayor of Culture in collaboration with the Italian Educational Institute of Athens, continues today, Wednesday, September 18 at 9.30 pm in the forecourt of the new City Hall of Patras with the screening of Neri Marcore’s film ” Zamora”, starring Alberto Paradossi, Marta Gastini, Neri Marcore.
The main character of the film is the … vengeful Walter, who is an accountant at heart and in … work, who is forced to transfer from his small town and take a position in a company in Milan. The owner, who is passionate about soccer, has his employees participate in weekly soccer games.
Walter, who doesn’t like football, offers to be a goalkeeper. But he allows too many goals and his colleagues have renamed him “Zamora”, sarcastically comparing him to the great Spanish goalkeeper of the 1930s. Feeling betrayed and shamed by a love interest, Walter hatches an original plan to get revenge! Can it succeed? Based on the book by Roberto Perrone.
COMPLETE WITH THE FILM “LE MIE RAGAZZE DI CARTA”
The three-day event will close on Thursday, September 19, with the film by Luca Lucini, “Le mie ragazze di carta” starring Alvise Marascalchi, Roberto Alfano, Alessandro Bressanello.
The film transports the viewer to the 1970s in the area of Treviso and narrates some very important moments that happen during adolescence, that transitional period when one experiences the first loves and the first challenges, and which in this case also involves moving from the countryside to the city.
The protagonists of the story are 3 young people – Primo, Anna and Tiberio – the children of the Bottacin family, who suffered firsthand the impact of the rapid urban expansion during the 70s. The Bottacins, in fact, decide to leave the countryside and, consequently, the rural lifestyle, to move to the city, but adapting to the urban context is difficult, especially for Tiberius. Somehow the new life of the Bottacins is inevitably intertwined with the socio-economic changes that our country went through at that time.
PREMIERE OF FELLINI’S SWEET LIFE ON THE FIRST DAY
The cycle of screenings began on the evening of Tuesday, September 17, with Federico Fellini’s extraordinary subversive film “La dolce vita” (Sweet Life), starring Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Eckberg and Anouk Aimé.
The public watched one of the masterpieces of the great Italian director, the legendary film that angered the Vatican in the 1960s and touched social consciences, in the new City Hall’s patio.
Reference point of the film Marcello a journalist in Rome in the 1950s. The film covered seven days in the life of Marcello who, despite all his professional and social success, seeks a deeper meaning in life and thinks that the secret of life lies to wealth, which in his opinion frees man from the compatibility of life. But when he lost his best friend, he realized that the meaning of life lies elsewhere…
Glykia Zoi won many awards. It was awarded the Palme d’Or at Cannes in 1960. In 1961 it received a New York Film Critics Circle Award in the category of best foreign film.
Admission to the screenings of the tribute is free.
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