The Rome Independent Cinema Festival is Back!
Mark your calendars for a cinematic extravaganza as the Rome Independent Cinema Festival (RICF) returns for its annual edition on 8th and 9th October at the iconic Casa del Cinema.
The RICF is renowned for its diverse selection of feature and short films, shining a spotlight on emerging talent in the world of independent cinema. Since its establishment in 2018, the festival has blossomed into a cultural cornerstone in Rome, offering a stage for independent filmmakers to showcase their creativity and share thought-provoking stories with audiences.
What sets this festival apart is its commitment to inclusivity, with all films either in English or featuring English subtitles, making it accessible to a global audience. So, whether you’re a local or a traveler exploring Rome, you’re welcome to immerse yourself in this enriching cinematic experience.
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This year’s lineup includes captivating films from Poland, Sweden, the United States, the United Kingdom, and of course, Italy. The festival kicks off each day with a feature film followed by a curated program of engaging short films.
On Day 1, audiences can enjoy Ramona at Midlife by Brooke Berman, a powerful exploration of a woman navigating existential challenges. The shorts program includes gems like Beneath a Mother’s Feet from the UK, promising a diverse cinematic experience.
Day 2 shines a light on Polish Prayers by Hanna Nobis, a documentary that delves into the journey of a Polish activist towards LGBTQIA+ advocacy. The day’s shorts program features seven compelling films, including animations and impactful narratives.
With such a diverse and exciting lineup, the Rome Independent Cinema Festival promises a memorable and enriching experience for film aficionados and indie enthusiasts.
Rome Independent Cinema Festival
8-9 October 2024
Casa del Cinema, Largo Marcello Mastroianni, 1
Films are in English or with English subtitles
