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Movi(e)ng Cities
Programme
Metropolitan visions site-specific
The Gates, by Antonio Ferrara e Albert Maysles, USA, 2007, 94', 35 mm
Wed 17th - 9 pm, Parco - Piazza del Cannone
After the screening will be a meeting with the filmaker Lorenzo Giusti
Megunica, by Lorenzo Fonda, Italy, 2008, 82', minidv
Sat 13th - 3 pm, Teatro Studio
Chinese urban transformations
Goodnight Beijing, by Ronja Yu, Sweden, 2007, 29' digibeta
Brilliant City, by Michael Faulkner, UK, 5', hd
Latitude, by Michael Faulkner, UK, 5', hd
Sun 14th - 6 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Emilio Caravatti e Enrico Molteni.
Gated community
Live Safely In Europe, by Emanuel Danesch, Austria, 2008, Beta, 52'
Wed 17th - 3 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Gianni Biondillo e Agostino Petrillo. In collaboration with Costruire.
Post-it City
Fri 19th - 6 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Giovanni La Varra, Filippo Poli, Federico Zanfi e Luca Nostri.
Architecture and films are often associated, mostly because of the great effectiveness with which films manage to describe urban facts, the city, and the different ways to live in it.
Architects and city planners have "used" films to present and support their ideas, as in the case of futurist or German expressionist films, in which state-of-the-art cities become the focus of attention, and are at the same time the setting and an integral part of film narration. Films therefore play an important role in the interpretation of cities, being a useful instrument to understand the social dynamics influencing everyday life and the growth of contemporary cities.
Movi(e)ng Cities
An ideal mix of architecture and video art, of urban planning and media design, Movi(e)ng Cities features video investigations on urban landscapes and spaces, on the forms and impressions of different places, and on the architectural and social changes they undergo, as well as meetings and roundtables with professionals from the sector.
Programme
Metropolitan visions site-specificThe Gates, by Antonio Ferrara e Albert Maysles, USA, 2007, 94', 35 mm
Wed 17th - 9 pm, Parco - Piazza del Cannone
After the screening will be a meeting with the filmaker Lorenzo Giusti
Megunica, by Lorenzo Fonda, Italy, 2008, 82', minidv
Sat 13th - 3 pm, Teatro Studio
Chinese urban transformationsGoodnight Beijing, by Ronja Yu, Sweden, 2007, 29' digibeta
Brilliant City, by Michael Faulkner, UK, 5', hd
Latitude, by Michael Faulkner, UK, 5', hd
Sun 14th - 6 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Emilio Caravatti e Enrico Molteni.
Gated communityLive Safely In Europe, by Emanuel Danesch, Austria, 2008, Beta, 52'
Wed 17th - 3 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Gianni Biondillo e Agostino Petrillo. In collaboration with Costruire.
Post-it CityFri 19th - 6 pm, Teatro Strehler - Scatola Magica
After the screening will be a meeting with Giovanni La Varra, Filippo Poli, Federico Zanfi e Luca Nostri.
Architecture and films are often associated, mostly because of the great effectiveness with which films manage to describe urban facts, the city, and the different ways to live in it.
Architects and city planners have "used" films to present and support their ideas, as in the case of futurist or German expressionist films, in which state-of-the-art cities become the focus of attention, and are at the same time the setting and an integral part of film narration. Films therefore play an important role in the interpretation of cities, being a useful instrument to understand the social dynamics influencing everyday life and the growth of contemporary cities.