Movies

The screen set up in the Teatini cloister lights up with "Atlas Vision" by Niccolò Castelli. The film tells the story of Allegra, a young sporty woman with a passion for climbing, who decides to leave for Morocco together with three of her friends, with whom she shares a love for the mountains.

Second screening for "Albania, si gira", a festival which aims to introduce Albanian cinema in Italy and use the films to open a reflection on the main events marking...

From Italy to Albania and back. On the 30th anniversary of the docking on the Apulian coast of the Vlora, the ship carrying the largest cargo of human beings in history, more than 20,000 people fleeing Albania, "Albania, si Gira", the Albanian film festival, arrives

Thirty-three short and medium-length films, social, political and generational themes, dialogues between authors and audience, history of music, documentaries, fiction, animation. The 15th edition of the Lecce Film Festival reaches its final stage with the award ceremony...

Nanni Moretti's masterpiece "Dear Diary" is also one of the outdoor cinema events at the Teatini cloister. In the film, divided into three chapters (In vespa, Isole e Medici), the director brings himself to the screen, without filters. An autobiography in which personal obsessions merge with those of an entire Country.

It's a real marathon for cinephiles, the one taking place at the Officine Culturali Ergot on the penultimate day of the 15th edition of the Lecce Film Fest, the invisible cinema festival produced and organised by the Fiori di Fuoco cultural association. It begins with "Collage 25"

The two films in competition at the 15th edition of the Lecce Film Fest, screened at the Officine Culturali Ergot, follow the thread of the great History and the story of injustice of Giuseppe Pinelli. "Wall Of Chaos" is the 2020 film...

A journey into the recent past, but full of the suggestions and atmospheres of the 1970s and 1980s. The power of cinema and the 15th edition of the Lecce Film Fest, a festival of invisible cinema that turns on the projectors...

Spain, Portugal and Italy are the three countries from which the directors of the four films in the programme, and in competition, come from for the 15th edition of the Lecce Film Fest. The festival of invisible cinema turns on the projectors in the spaces of the Officine Culturali Ergot with four films.

Set in a small town in the Po Valley, "Agrodolce", a film by Alessandro Prato in competition at the 15th edition of the Lecce Film Fest, a film festival produced and organised by the Fiori di Fuoco cultural association.