Il programma delle attività didattiche sarà presentato martedì 14 settembre 2010 alle ore 16.00 presso la Mole Antonelliana. Si prega di confermare la presenza telefonando al n. 011 8138.536 o scrivendo a didattica@museocinema.it. Il programma e le schede di adesione alle attività sono consultabili anche on-line sul sito www.museocinema.it nella sezione Educa.
Cinema Massimo, Screen 3: Laura Minici Zotti, the director of Padova’s Museo del Precinema, presents the most beautiful glass slides from the Minici Zotti Collection. When the hall lights go off, the audience will be transported back in time to an evening 200 years ago: images of the Grand Tour, a tale of the time, “living projections” and the mythological subjects that amazed the first audiences and continue to move us today. Free admission (for more details: +39 011 8138526).
Le Sale delle Arti, Piani Alti della Reggia, Venaria Reale, July 22 - November 7, 2010. Produced by La Venaria Reale, the National Museum of Cinema and the Cinémathèque française. Info: www.lemacchinedellameraviglia.it
Il Museo Nazionale del Cinema ricerca il soggetto a cui affidare il servizio di gestione del Bookshop situato al piano di accoglienza della Mole Antonelliana. Scadenza per la presentazione delle offerte: 29 settembre 2010. Info e documentazione di gara scaricabile nei documenti allegati.
Devices of wonder. Magic lanterns and painted film, four centuries of cinema Le Sale delle Arti, Piani Alti della Reggia, Venaria Reale
July 22 - November 7, 2010
Produced by La Venaria Reale, the National Museum of Cinema and the Cinémathèque française
An unforgettable pictorial tale of magic lanterns and their ties with cinema and avant-garde art. Alongside glass slides from the 1700s and 1800s, films by film-makers who paid tribute to the ancestor of the film camera are presented, as well as the works and installations of leading contemporary artists such as Anthony McCall, Ugo Nespolo and Bill Viola, artists who have been inspired by the form or who evoke the images it created.
REBELS Marlon Brando and Anthony Quinn. Photographs by Sam Shaw Mole Antonelliana, Torino
June 17 – September 19, 2010
A series of images taken from the vast photographic archive of Sam Shaw, one of the greatest photographers to work with Hollywood stars, and who helped to increase their mystique. The photographs are taken from his coverage from the sets of two great films: One-eyed Jacks (1961), directed by Marlon Brando (who also starred in the film) and Michael Cacoyannis’s Zorba the Greek (1965), which starred Anthony Quinn.
SALA 1 London River directed by Rachid Buchareb (Francia/Gran Bretagna, 2009, 87’) Today at: 16:30 18:30 20:30 22:30 SALA 2 City Island directed by Raymond De Felitta (Usa, 2009, 100’) Today at: 16:30 18:30 20:30 22:30 SALA 3 + o - Il sesso confuso. Racconti di mondi nell'era AIDS directed by Andrea Adriatico (Italia, 2010, 93’) Today at: 16:30 18:15 20:30 22:15
EDUC.a
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