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.
It’s hard to imagine two such different stars, two actors with such different acting techniques, stage presences, approach to their characters, appeal and connivance with the audience. These are moments stolen on set, portrayals of non-reconciled beings, intolerant of every constriction, untamed. Portraits of fighters, of battling souls. In short: rebels.

• For the end of the PHANTOMS OF FORGOTTEN MEN showcase, meeting titled The Great Depression. Fears, hopes and dignity and film screening of Meet John Doe by Frank Capra.
• In Italy for the very first time, the restored version of Ed Pincus’ masterpiece, Diaries. Introduced by Gianmarco Torri.
• For LESSONS ON CINEMA. Four films by Ozu Yasujiro, film screening of Ukikusa.
• MAGNIFICENT VISIONS presents La poison by Sacha Guitry.