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Cultural and artistic events in Italy and San Marino
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Cultural, artistic, and performing arts events continue to unfold across Italy and San Marino. Recent developments include the launch of several theatrical seasons, such as the dialect comedy season at San Marino’s Auditorium Little Tony featuring the troupe ‘La Carovana’, and productions at Teatro Vaccaj in Tolentino directed by Pierfrancesco Favino. In Cagliari, Roberto Bolle performed the ballet ‘Caravaggio’ at the Teatro Lirico. Other regional activities include the ‘Ci vuole un fiore’ family theater series in Puglia, the Caelium Classica Festival in Ceglie Messapica, and the conclusion of the Visioni Verticali film festival in Potenza with a biopic about Pino Daniele. In Rome, the Premio Bolognini continues to celebrate Italian cinema heritage. In Genoa, the Comitato Piazza Carlo Giuliani is presenting the book ‘GENOVA 2001 Perché c’eravamo, perché ci siamo ancora’. Marking the 25th anniversary of the G8 protests, the work examines the history and relevance of the international movement, focusing on peace, labor rights, environmental protection, and opposition to financial capitalism. Meanwhile, Sanremo’s Casinò Culturae Festival features the presentation of ‘I calciatori non piangono. Una storia di vita’ by Giandomenico Mesto and Davide Bellini, which explores the psychological and emotional vulnerabilities of professional athletes, alongside a Federico Fellini tribute featuring short films by Piero Farina. Expanding the scope of cultural recognition, the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) celebrated its 51st anniversary with a gala in Washington, D.C. The event named Lombardy as the NIAF ‘Region of Honor’ for 2026, citing its influence in design, fashion, and industry. In Rimini, the Fellini Museum hosted a celebration of the film ‘Casanova’ exploring the link between cinema and fashion, while the Womenlands Excellence Awards in Rome honored figures such as Carmen Consoli and Giovanna Mezzogiorno for their contributions to music and cinema.
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