From Monday 16 September to Sunday 22 September
| Tuesday 17 September at 9:30 p.m. Cinema Mario Monicelli “Campo di Battaglia” is set at the end of World War I and tells about Stefano and Giulio, friends and medical officers. Stefano has as its objective to send back to the front all the wounded at the first hint of healing, especially the “miserable simulators” that have obtained themselves the way to avoid fighting, while Giulio gets to infect, Mutilate and deprive of sight or hearing those soldiers who would only like to return home. Among the two officers is Anna, a former university classmate who could not graduate with honors only because they could not give top marks to a woman, and therefore “preferred” to become a nurse. Despite the affection for Stefano and Giulio, Anna will have to choose which of their visions of medicine and the world to follow, especially when the epidemic of Spanish fever will come to hit the army and the country. Available online in advance. Place: Cinema Mario Monicelli, Piazza Gramsci. Tuesday 17 and Friday 20 September at 9:15 p.m. Mettiamoci in gioco Two weekly meetings for fans of board games, but especially fans of every era and type. Free entry and participation. By Sistemi Ludici. Info on https://www.instagram.com/sistemiludici/ or info.mettiamocingioco@gmail.com Place: Oratory of Santa Maria della Marca Thursday 19 September at 9:30 p.m. Presentation theatre season 2024/2025 Thursday, September 19 at 9:30 p.m, in a cheerful evening, the Teatro del Popolo welcomes its audience for the presentation of the entire theatrical season 2024/2025. Numerous interventions by the guests and final drink. Free entry. For information: +39 0571633482 or info@teatrocastelfiorentino.it Place:Teatro del Popolo, Piazza Gramsci 80 |
| Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September Vietato invecchiare “Vietato invecchiare” is a monologue written and performed by Chiara Foianesi. Using a brilliant tragicomic register we talk about ageism of gender, prejudices, stereotypes and age-based discrimination and we probe the (bad) customs of our society. Reservations at +39 339828 4720 Reservation required. The show on Saturday 21 is at 9:00 p.m, while that of Sunday 22 is at 5:00 p.m. Place: La Stanza Rossa, Via IV November 2 Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September Cinema Mario Monicelli “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”, a film directed by Tim Burton, is the sequel to Beetlejuice – Spiritello porcello, the 1998 film of the same director. After a sudden tragedy that shook them, the family Deetz returns to the house in Winter River, this time with them there is also the teenage daughter of Lydia: Astrid. The old Deetz home is still haunted by the spirit of Beetlejuice, relegated in the world of the undead. When the rebel Astrid goes to the attic, she discovers the model of the city and accidentally opens the portal of the Afterlife. Having arisen several problems in the two realms, the spirit and the living, it is only a matter of time before someone pronounces three times the name of Beetlejuice, allowing the irreverent and mischievous spirit to return and bring again chaos, Especially among the Deetz. The screening on Saturday is scheduled for 9:30 p.m, while that of Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Available online in advance. Place: Cinema Mario Monicelli, Piazza Gramsci. Until Sunday 3 November Banksy. Birth of a myth Through a hundred works, documents, archive materials and their reports, the temporary exhibition explores the main points of the Banksy Myth, philologically reconstructing the artist’s path from 1998 to 2009. Tickets are available on site or with pre-sale on www.vivaticket.com. Place: Cambio cultural center, Corso Matteotti. |