Three Italian Films Selected for Cannes Directors' Fortnight

The Cannes Film Festival's Directors' Fortnight has included three Italian films: 'L'intrusa' directed by Leonardo Di Costanzo, 'A Ciambra' by Jonas Carpignano, and 'Cuori Puri' from Roberto De Paolis, signaling a revival for Italian cinema after its absence from the 70th festival. 'L'intrusa' centers on Giovanna in Naples, who faces a moral dilemma regarding Maria, the spouse of an imprisoned murderer. The film features Raffaella Giordano, Valentina Vannino, and Marcello Fonte, with support from the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage. 'Cuori Puri' delves into virginity and identity, while 'A Ciambra' portrays the migration of a Roma community. The Fortnight begins with Claire Denis' 'Un beau soleil intérieur' and concludes with Geremy Jasper's 'Patti Cake{{SUMMARY}}#39;.