(ANSA) – TURIN, 03 NOV – “Monica Vitti is not only a great Italian actress, very beautiful and very good, who has contributed to revolutionizing female roles in the cinema, but a model of interpretation for young actresses from all over Europe. His was a universal cinema and we at the Academy studied it. And I know that his films are studied in many academies around the world, I don’t know if you Italians are fully aware of it. For me it was a great source of inspiration “. This was said by the Spanish actress Rocio Munoz Morales opening this afternoon at the Turin Cinema Museum an exhibition in homage to Monica Vitti, in a corner of the Mole Antonelliana within the Photocall exhibition.
The exhibition is one of the elements making up the project, which will last a month, ‘Noi Vitti are made like this’ promoted by the Cinema District with the Michelangelo Antonioni Archive, Polo’ 900, Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografua-Cineteca Nazionale, Lavazza Eventi and MyMovies .it.
Among the appointments also the screening tonight at the Cinema Massimo, of ‘Deserto Rosso’. “A film that I have seen many times and that I will see again tonight – said Rocio Munoz Morales – in which Vitti demonstrates his ability to interpret all possible roles. Tragic, comical, sentimental, shadowy and brilliant.
It’s not so easy. She was a brave actress, but, even before that, a brave woman. In her disarming simplicity and great intelligence. “By the Spanish actress, who will return to the theater in February with ‘Steel Flowers’ based on the film of the same name and who has just finished filming ‘Gli astronauti’ by Alessio Maria Federici, they are about to to be released on Amazon ‘Tre sorelle’ and on Vision ‘Men from the sidewalk’ produced by RAI Cinema, directed by Francesco Albanese. (ANSA).
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