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Francesca Fabbri Fellini, Federico Fellini’s niece, reminisces on the magic and unique bond between the director and composer Nino Rota from her youth.
Giuseppe Tornatore’s Cinema Paradiso is one of the great love letters to cinema. Here, our online editor Luke Georgiades shares a love letter to Tornatore’s film.
ARF resident Luke Georgiades talks glamour, queer cinema, and evil prophecies with eclectic artist Francesco Vezzoli
Hand of God star Luisa Ranieri talks with Luke Georgiades about what it means to be Neapolitan soul.
Filmmaker Cosima Spender reflects on the uniquely bohemian childhood and Tuscan home that shaped her creative endeavours.
Many of us grow up with cinema, but Bill Prince was practically raised in one. Here, the writer and editor remembers the magnificent theatre that shaped his early years.
What did the iconic women of Italian film have in common? Fatima Khan unpacks what she calls 'La Donna Fatale'
Our Rome correspondent Alain Elkann reminisces on Fellini’s Rome and his encounters with the director…including in his sleep.
La Dolce Vita is Fellini’s masterpiece, and perhaps the most famous Italian film of all time. In his essay, Jonathan Romney looks at the movie’s prestige over time, as well as the addictively glamorous world it depicts.
