The polyhedric British actor Julian Sands agreed to share with UberAura his love for literature and performance.

Celebrated directors have shared their gaze on Rome and captured the city through their lens. Different films, genres, all of them finding in Rome

How bad can performance artists' parenting skills be?

The peculiar approach of this film is to present Escobar through the eyes of Nick, building up a fascination that is extended from the

Lanthimos' dystopic The Lobster offers an unconventional reflection upon society

The Zero Theorem is the third film of Gilliam's dystopian satire trilogy that started in 1985 with the glorious Brazil – I must admit

Shot in 1985, After Hours is one of the most unexpected movies by Martin Scorsese, filmed in a dark time of his career and

Catch a ride through the chaotic streets of Teheran with director Jafar Panahi at the wheel and the people of the city in the

Larraín, director of Tony Manero, Post Mortem and No, makes precise choices when approaching the topic of abuses or crimes perpretrated by members of

Dheepan tackles social issues in an intimate manner, thanks to a fluid narrative which is able to create visual paths that reveal the characters'

Gabriele Mainetti's debut with a full-lenght film offers a genuine interpretation of the superheroes genre.

They call me Jeeg by Gabriele Mainetti can still be considered the winner of this edition, with 7 David awards to the director and

It may be the chemistry between the two actors or the subtle and careful construction of the characters' psychology

Paolo Sorrentino deals with the theme of youth in his own, recognizable way; a language not everybody appreciates (or has to).

Caligari is able to reach an intense dramatic tension throughout the film and to portray bits of reality with strong vividness.

Michael Stone is the author of a successful self-help book, spending one night in Cincinnati to give a speech at a conference.

The Danish Girl by Tom Hooper is a delicate and well crafted film, able to reach moments of pathos and profound introspection.

Spotlight, by Tom McCarthy, tells the story of an investigation by the "Spotlight" section of The Boston Globe that won the Pulitzer prize in

Before she met me by Julian Barnes is the perfect example of a book you should never give to your partner as a Valentine

The Hateful Eight by Quentin Tarantino has it all. This modern Western is funny, dynamic, with a genius screenplay and technical choices that mark

Joy by David O. Russel, at his third movie starring Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro, doesn't really hit the target.

In The Big Short, Adam McKay talks about something as complicated as the 2007 financial crisis and does it in a fast-paced but accurate

Currently, The Revenant by Alejandro González Iñárritu has won three Golden Globes and received several nominations for the 2016 Oscar Academy Awards, including best

Roundtrip festival will be a unique occasion to evaluate the connection between Italian and German production, as the festival features films from both countries

The Brand New Testament by Jaco Van Dormael is the story of Ea (Pili Groyne), the ten-year-old daughter of God. She lives with her

Russia on the Road 1920-1990 is a temporary exhibition shown at Palazzo delle Esposizioni. Until the 15th December you will have the chance to

First book published by Kingsley Amis, Lucky Jim is regarded as one of the best comic books of all times. Well, times have changed, but

Mid-August Lunch is the first film directed by Gianni Di Gregorio, who also wrote the screenplay and played the main role. But it really

By the French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet (known for Delicatessen and Amélie), The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet is a gentle and sensitive film,

From the 5th until the 8th December 2015, Più Libri Più Liberi, a national fair dedicated to minor publishing houses, will take place at