Three Films Open in Italian Theaters: Le Mans '66, Sono solo fantasmi, Ailo

This week in Italian cinemas, three diverse films debut: 'Le Mans '66 – La grande sfida', 'Sono solo fantasmi', and 'Ailo – Un'avventura tra i ghiacci'. 'Le Mans '66', directed by James Mangold and distributed by 20th Century Fox, chronicles the rivalry between Ford and Ferrari, focusing on engineer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles. The film blends action with personal and corporate drama. 'Sono solo fantasmi', directed by Christian De Sica for Indiana Production and distributed by Medusa Film, is a horror comedy set in Naples about three half-brothers reuniting after their father's death. It marks a nostalgic departure for De Sica, who co-wrote with Nicola Guaglianone, Menotti, and his son Brando De Sica. 'Ailo – Un'avventura tra i ghiacci', directed by biologist Guillaume Maidatchevsky and distributed by Adler Entertainment, is a documentary following a reindeer calf in Lapland over four seasons. The Italian narration is by Fabio Volo. The article is written by Margherita Bordino.