Estate a Corte 2025, open-air cinema in Naples from July 3rd

From 3 July at 31 August 2025, Foqus Art Courtyard hosts the new edition of Summer in Corte, the open-air cinema that brings to Naples a selection of the best Italian and international titles of the season. The festival, directed by Peter Pizzimento, takes place every evening with the courtyard opening at 20:00 and start of screenings at 21:00The entrance is set at 5 €, but many films enjoy the Cinema Revolution Promotion, which allows access to the reduced price of 3,50 € (box office only).

Italian and international films on the program

The 2025 selection ranges from blockbusters to auteur works. Among the Italian titles, the following stand out:

• The tasters by Silvio Soldini
• Diamonds by Ferzan Ozpetek
• Berlinguer – The Great Ambition by Andrea Segre
• The Forbidden City by Gabriele Mainetti
• The Dazzle by Roberto Andò
• Madly by Paolo Genovese

These are joined by major international productions, including:

• Here by Robert Zemeckis, with Tom Hanks and Robin Wright
• Little things like this by Tim Mielants, with Cillian Murphy

Preview of July 2nd, The rescue, is made in collaboration with theInstituto Cervantes and it is free to enter.

Prices and tickets: all the useful information

Evening admission is possible from 20:00Tickets can be purchased directly at box office a 5,00 €, Or 3,50 € for films included in the Cinema Revolution promotion (valid only in person). For purchases online, the price goes up to 6,50 € more commissions, through the circuit Azzurro Service.

Meetings with directors and protagonists

Alongside the projections, Summer at Corte 2025 also hosts meetings with authors and performersThe following guests are already expected:

• Francesco Lettieri, director of Pine
• Carlo July e Fabio Gargano, directors of Dadapolis
• Joseph Miale By Mauro, director of Deep night
• Edgardo Pistone, director of Ciao bambino
• Giovanni Esposito e Alessandro Cannavale, director and producer of Black
• Lorenzo Cioffi, director of Vittoria

A review designed for those who love the quality cinema, the summer atmosphere and direct contact with those who create cinema every day.