Stars and Magic at the 47th Giffoni Film Festival
The 47th edition of the Giffoni Film Festival featured a lineup of Italian and international celebrities, including Oscar winners Julianne Moore and Amy Adams, as well as director Gabriele Salvatores. The festival premiered two films: 'Despicable Me 3' and 'Monolith'. Jasmine Trinca and singer Mika returned to the event. Trinca discussed cinema as a form of magic and the communal experience of film viewing. Mika shared his views on teaching and adapting rules to individuals. 'Monolith', directed by Ivan Silvestrini and based on a comic by Racchioni, tells the story of a mother trapped outside her car with her child inside. Salvatores spoke about his concept of heroism, referencing his film 'Il Ragazzo Invisibile' and comparing Ulysses and Telemachus. The festival emphasizes the judgment of young jurors and provides a platform for children to meet major talents.
Key facts
- 47th edition of Giffoni Film Festival
- Oscar winner Julianne Moore attended
- Amy Adams attended
- Gabriele Salvatores attended
- Jasmine Trinca returned after 12 years
- Mika returned for a Q&A
- Premieres of 'Despicable Me 3' and 'Monolith'
- Monolith directed by Ivan Silvestrini, based on a comic by Racchioni
Entities
Artists
- Julianne Moore
- Amy Adams
- Gabriele Salvatores
- Jasmine Trinca
- Mika
- Ivan Silvestrini
- Mauro Uzzeo
- Paolo Ruffini
- Arisa
- Max Giusti
- Nanni Moretti
- Racchioni
Institutions
- Giffoni Film Festival
- Rai 2
- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Locations
- Giffoni Valle Piana
- Italy