ALLONSANFÀN

Italy 1974 , 115'

Bagni Agata N. 57, Via Marina Ardizia 1

[Centenary Marcello Mastroianni]

Friday 14th

21:30
PECCATO CHE SIA UNA CANAGLIA (Italy, 1954, 95’) by Alessandro Blasetti

[Centenary Walter Chiari]

Saturday 15th

21:30
ABBIAMO VINTO! (Italy, 1951, 87’) by Robert Adolf Stemmle

[Centenary Marcello Mastroianni]

Sunday 16th

21:30
IL BELL'ANTONIO (Italy/France, 1960, 105’) by Mauro Bolognini

[Centenary Walter Chiari]

Monday 17th

21:30
LA RIMPATRIATA (Italy/France, 1963, 100’) by Damiano Damiani

[Centenary Marcello Mastroianni]

Tuesday 18th

21:30
MATRIMONIO ALL'ITALIANA (France, 1964, 102’) by Vittorio De Sica

[Centenary Walter Chiari]

Wednesday 19th

21:30
IO, IO, IO... E GLI ALTRI (Italy, 1966, 107’) by Alessandro Blasetti

[Centenary Marcello Mastroianni]

Thursday 20th
Ore 21:30
ALLONSANFÀN (Italia, 1974, 115’) di Paolo e Vittorio Taviani

[Centenario Walter Chiari]

Friday 21st

21:30
TRACCE DI VITA AMOROSA (Italy, 1990, 105’) by Peter Del Monte [Lended copy from Cineteca Lucana]

The event will be presented by Michele Sancisi, author of the book 100% Walter. Chiari. Biografia di un genio irregolare by Michele Sancisi, Simone Annichiarico (Baldini + Castoldi).

[Centenary Marcello Mastroianni]

Saturday 22nd

21:30
LA DONNA DELLA DOMENICA (Italy/France, 1975, 105’) by Luigi Comencini

The Magic Screen is back in Pesaro, at the beach of Bagni Agata, with a ‘new’ programme of 35mm projections, organized in agreement with the Cineteca Nazionale – National Film School of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. The selected movies, among those available on 35mm film, follow a chronological order to highlight the career of actors Walter Chiari (Verona, March 8, 1924 – Milan, December 20, 1991) and Marcello Mastroianni (Fontana Liri, September 26, 1924 – Paris, December 19, 1996) and therefore embrace their last performances, such as Chiari’s Traces of an Amorous Life (1990) directed by Peter Del Monte. The programme also intends to pay homage to Paolo Taviani (San Miniato, November 8, 1931 – Rome, February 29, 2024) who, alongside his brother Vittorio (San Miniato, September 20, 1929 – Rome, April 15, 2018), directed Marcello Mastroianni in Allonsafàn (1974). This is a commemoration of two filmmakers who attended the Pesaro Film Festival since its early years. The Special Event of the 40th festival, curated by Vito Zagarrio in 2004, was dedicated to the directing duo precisely twenty years ago.