Arena Tor Bella Monaca

The Tor Bella Monaca arena kicks off on Tuesday 4 July 2023, hosting a cycle of fifteen screenings until 18 July. The arena, located in via Giovanni Castano, is free of charge while places are available; all films will be screened in Italian.

4th July h. 21
IL MUCCHIO SELVAGGIO by Sam Peckinpah, USA, 1969, 145’
Introduced by Valerio Mastandrea

5th July h. 21
QUO VADO? by Gennaro Nunziante, Italy, 2016, 86’

6th July h. 21
IL LATO POSITIVO – SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK by David O. Russell, USA, 2012, 117’

7th July h. 21
LO CHIAMAVANO JEEG ROBOT by Gabriele Mainetti, Italy, 2016, 112’

8th July h. 21
COME UN GATTO IN TANGENZIALE – RITORNO A COCCIA DI MORTO by Riccardo Milani, Italy, 2021, 110’
Introduced by Riccardo Milani e Paola Cortellesi

9th July h. 21
NOI E LA GIULIA by Edoardo Leo, Italy, 2015, 115’

10th July h. 21
JOKER by Todd Philips, USA, 2019, 122’

11th July h. 21
E.T. L’EXTRA-TERRESTRE by Steven Spielberg, USA, 1982, 115’

12th July h. 21
LA FORMA DELL’ACQUA – THE SHAPE OF WATER by Guillermo del Toro, USA, 2017, 123’
Introduced by Virginia Raffaele

13th July h. 21
IL TRADITORE by Marco Bellocchio, Italy, France, Germany, Brazil, 2019, 148’

14th July h. 21
GLI INCREDIBILI – UNA “NORMALE” FAMIGLIA DI SUPEREROI by Brad Bird USA, 2004, 115’

15th July h. 21
TROPPO FORTE by Carlo Verdone, Italy, 1986, 105’

16th July h. 21
NON CI RESTA CHE PIANGERE by Roberto Benigni, Massimo Troisi, Italy, 1984, 113’

17th July h. 21
THE BLUES BROTHERS di John Landis, Stati Uniti, 1980, 148’

18th July h. 21
AMMORE E MALAVITA by Marco Manetti, Antonio Manetti, Italy, 2016, 134’
Introduced by Serena Rossi

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The Tor Bella Monaca arena is realised by Zètema Progetto Cultura and Fondazione Cinema per Roma and promoted by Roma Capitale as part of the new ‘Viva il cinema’ initiative that will bring the seventh art to the city’s suburbs, with three different open-air cinemas for a total of forty-four free screenings. From 5th to 19th July, a second space will be set up in the Corviale area, at the Renato Nicolini Library (XI Municipio), while a third will be active in the Santa Maria della Pietà area (XIV Municipio) from 20 July to 3 August. The project funded by the European Union Next Generation EU as part of the National Plan for Resilience and Recovery (PNRR) is one of the Intangible Interventions included in the planning programme titled Piani Urbani Integrati M5C2-Investimento 2.2, designated for the suburbs of Metropolitan Cities.