From Monday 10 to Sunday 16 February
| Tuesday 11 February at 9:30 p.m. Cinema Mario Monicelli “Emilia Perez”, a film directed by Jacques Audiard, is set in present-day Mexico, where lawyer Rita lives and practices. One day the lawyer receives a completely unexpected offer: to help a feared local boss, linked to the Mexican cartel, to retire from his shady business and disappear forever. The man wants to undergo gender reassignment surgery and thus become the woman he has always wanted to be. In this way he will not only evade the authorities, but will finally be able to live his life with the gender he has always felt he belonged to. Tickets also available online. Place: Cinema Mario Monicelli, Piazza Gramsci. Tuesday 11 and Friday 14 February at 9:15 p.m. Mettiamoci in gioco! Weekly meetings for board game enthusiasts of all ages and types. Free admission and participation. Organised by Sistemi Ludici. Info on https://www.instagram.com/sistemiludici/ or info.mettiamocingioco@gmail.com Place: Church of Santa Maria della Marca. Wednesday 12 February at 9:15 p.m. Only Black The series “Through the eyes of the murderer”, dedicated to Italian detective stories from the 1960s to the present day, this evening features the film by Antonio Bido. A young university lecturer, Stefano, tries to investigate the origin of threatening letters addressed to his parish priest brother. He will therefore become involved in a series of mysterious deaths that will lead him towards the truth. Curated by Ilaria Monfardini. Info at +39 3398284720. Place: La Stanza Rossa, via IV Novembre 2/D. Thursday 13 February at 5.30 p.m. February in the library – Bibliopoly From Monopoli to today Introduction to the modern board game. Game sessions for boys, girls and families. Admission reserved for children aged 7 and under. Organised by Sistemi Ludici. Place: Vallesiana Municipal Library. |
| Thursday 13 February at 7:00 p.m. Aperitif with producers An aperitif-tasting where the protagonists are the small producers, ready to share not only flavours but also stories and knowledge. An all-round sensory journey. Special evening dedicated to “Anima ligure” by Cinqueterre Gin and Cantine Lunae. Place: Lami social club, Piazza Gramsci 83. Saturday 15 February at 9:30 p.m. Fictitious Conflicts “Children begin by loving their parents, later they judge them. They rarely, if ever, forgive them”. This sentence by Oscar Wilde best represents the central theme of the play written and directed by Nicola Pannocchi. Father and son will confront each other on stage on the hot topic of adolescence, naturally from the point of view of the father, who sees his son change, and from that of the son, who lives it on his own skin. Info and booking at +39 3926090772. Place: Teatro di Castelnuovo, via Roma 23. Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 February Cinema Mario Monicelli “A Complete Unknown”, the film directed by James Mangold, is set in 1960s New York where a 19-year-old musician from Minnesota, Bob Dylan, is establishing himself as a folk singer. We follow his performances in the concert halls of the Big Apple and witness his meteoric rise to the top of the charts. Thanks to the unmistakable charm of his songs, his popularity soon transcends the borders of North America, giving him worldwide success. His extraordinary artistic journey in those years culminated with his groundbreaking rock and roll performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965. The screening on Saturday 15 will be at 9:30 p.m. and that of Sunday 16 at 5:30 p.m. Tickets can also be purchased online. Place: Cinema Mario Monicelli, Piazza Gramsci. Until 30 April Widespread exhibition On 3 February 1945, a group of volunteers gathered in front of the Teatro del Popolo to leave for the Gothic Line and liberate Italy from Nazifascism. Of this group of 119 men, as many as 73 were from Castelfiorentino. On the 80th anniversary of the departure of the volunteers for the Liberation Struggle, Castelfiorentino hosts an exhibition with the images that immortalised those moments. Place: Piazza Gramsci. |