A free film festival organized at the former Asilo Filangieri with films on the vices and virtues of the bourgeoisie
In times of crisis, going to the cinema has become almost a luxury. So many cinemas or former disused structures have adopted the cineforum initiative and among these there is also the former Asilo Filangieri, who organized a free film club from November 6 to 11 December 2014.
The common thread of the films is the bourgeoisie, the social class that represents the vices and virtues of the modern age. In the films that will be projected the bourgeoisie is analyzed through different points of view and the stories told that apparently seem almost comical, in reality reveal a bitter reality from the tragic end.
The exhibition is entitled precisely for this reason "The satisfied part: bourgeoisie at the cinema " and was born from a research work started a year ago. The films were chosen by the Opificio di Letteratura Reale of the University of Naples Federico II and provides two cycles.
The first cycle was conceived by six cinema and literature experts who will briefly introduce the films during the double weekly appointment.
Below, the calendar of appointments.
Cineforum program
6 November
19.00 pm - Giancarlo Alfano, Stefano Causa and Filippo Fimiani talk with Clotilde Bertoni, Massimo Fusillo, Gianluigi Simonetti and with the workers of the Opificio and the Asylum around the volume “In the eye of the beholder. Writers and directors in front of the image ”.
21.00 hours - Family group in an interior - by Luchino Visconti (1974)13 November
13 November
21.00 Hours - Les parapluies de Cherbourg - by Jacques Demy (1964)
20 November
21.00 Hours - The Servant - by Joseph Losey (1963)
27 November
21.00 - Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie - by Luis Buñuel (1972)
4 December
21.00 Hours - Edward Scissorhands - by Tim Burton (1990)
11 December
21.00 - Carnage - by Roman Polanski (2011)
Free Cineforum Information
Where: ex Asilo Filangieri, via San Gregorio Armeno
When: from November 6 to 11 December 2014
Price tickets: free admission, but a free offer is welcome to meet the expenses of the event
