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Italian Film Festival

The 22nd edition of the Italian Film Festival in Singapore will be on the screens from 7 to 16 June at The Projector – Cineleisure.

This year, the festival presents two classics by the Italian director Federico Fellini and a selection of six of the finest recent Italian films, including two movies that have garnered immense acclaim both domestically and internationally: “There is still tomorrow”, marking Paola Cortellesi’s directorial debut, and “Me Captain” by Matteo Garrone, the latter even earning an Oscar nomination in 2024 for Best International Film.

Tickets and full program HERE

Venue: The Projector Cineleisure, 8 Grange road, #05-01, Singapore 239695

When: 7 - 16 Jun 2024,

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