Sky Arte airs documentary on Francesco Rosi
Five years after his death, Sky Arte pays tribute to Francesco Rosi, one of Italy's most talented filmmakers, with the documentary "Citizen Rosi" airing Friday, January 10. Directed by Didi Gnocchi and Carolina Rosi, the film premiered out of competition at the 76th Venice Film Festival. It traces Rosi's major works—including "Hands over the City," "The Mattei Affair," "Christ Stopped at Eboli," and "Three Brothers"—highlighting their civil and cinematic value. Rosi, who received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in 2012, pioneered investigative cinema. The documentary uses chronological clips to reconstruct half a century of Italian history. Commentary from Carolina Rosi, Roberto Saviano, Giuseppe Tornatore, and Gherardo Colombo underscores Rosi's historical and cinematic commitment.
Key facts
- Sky Arte airs documentary 'Citizen Rosi' on January 10.
- Documentary directed by Didi Gnocchi and Carolina Rosi.
- Premiered out of competition at 76th Venice Film Festival.
- Rosi received Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in 2012.
- Film covers works: 'Hands over the City,' 'The Mattei Affair,' 'Christ Stopped at Eboli,' 'Three Brothers.'
- Rosi known for investigative cinema.
- Commentary from Carolina Rosi, Roberto Saviano, Giuseppe Tornatore, Gherardo Colombo.
- Documentary uses chronological clips to reconstruct 50 years of Italian history.
Entities
Artists
- Francesco Rosi
- Didi Gnocchi
- Carolina Rosi
- Roberto Saviano
- Giuseppe Tornatore
- Gherardo Colombo
Institutions
- Sky Arte
- Venice Film Festival
- Artribune
Locations
- Italy