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Auditorium Parco della Musica, viale P. de Coubertin. Info evento 0645438102
From 13 to 21 Oct: Cinema. Festa Internazionale di Roma (Rome International Film Festival)
This year will see the first ever edition of an international film festival in Rome. The programme includes screenings in various cinemas around the city, and a series of related initiatives. The event is organised in five different sections called: "Première", featuring gala soirées with preview screenings of European and international films; "Il lavoro dell'attore (The actor's work)", featuring workshops, seminars, screenings and meetings aimed at better understanding the world of acting; "Competizione (Competition)", a section in which a popular jury coordinated by a team of film experts judges fourteen new films from different parts of the world; "Extra", a stimulating segment of the festival that explores and promotes new audiovisual languages; and "Alice nella città (Alice in the city)", featuring films for children and adolescents.

Various venues, info 800795525
Until 9 Dec: Romaeuropa Festival (The 21st Romaeuropa Festival celebrates technology in 39 theatrical, artistic, dance and musical performances)
The Romaeuropa festival returns this year with 39 performances - 30 of which have never been performed in Italy before - and over 200 artists from around the world. The festival will be the cultural highlight of autumn in the Eternal City, hosted in key venues and putting on a highly innovative programme in five sections. Art and Technology features the Sensi Sotto Sopra exhibition; while six great contemporary performers in six great classics in Vecchie Storie e Nuovi Sguardi (Old stories and New interpretations) with Robert Lepage, Alessandro Baricco, Alain Platel and Les Ballets C. de la B., Emma Dante, and Deborah Warner and Fiona Shaw. The Orienti section presents Sylvie Guillem and Akram Khan, Pichet Klunchun and Jerôme Bel, Gao Yanjinzi and Luo Lili with the Beijing Modern Dance Company, and a new show by Giorgio Barberio Corsetti. The festival has a tradition of bringing innovative art forms and artists to the fore and its Trasformazioni (Transformations) segment contains the most experimental in sounds, images, body-work, and identity issues. Pan Sonic and Alter Ego, Matmos and Terry Riley, Antony and Charles Atlas all perform, and Jeff Mills reinterprets Buster Keaton and Fritz Lang. The Nightline section hosts Nightshade, a mélange of dance, strip tease, technique and seduction, and Colin Poole, Stephanie Thiersch and Anna Baumgart at the Brancaleone venue. The Romaeuropa Festival will close with a massive final party, a rave called Cocoon Night hosted by DJs Ricardo Villalobos and James Holden.

Strutture aderenti all'iniziativa. Info 066767990
7 Oct: Invito a Palazzo (Invitation to the Palace)
This event offers the chance to visit various palazzi in Rome that belong to banks and are normally closed to the public. A good 110 palazzi owned by 53 banks across the country will open their doors to visitors. Here are some of the ones that will open in Rome: Archivio Storico e Cappella del Palazzo del Monte di Pietà (Piazza Monte di Pietà 33); Palazzetto Cancelli (Via degli Scipioni 297); Palazzo Altieri (Piazza del Gesù 49); Palazzo Mancini (Via del Corso 271); Palazzo Rondinini (Via del Corso 518). h9-19. Admission free

Cappella Orsini, via di Grottapinta, 21. Info 066877965
Until 1 Dec: Hiv info Pass
Science, art, literature and cinema come together to create a project that aims to keep our attention focused on the subject of HIV and the need to prevent the disease. Visitors can admire works by contemporary artists that explore the virus and its terrible consequences, or HIV-related paraphernalia such as Freddy Mercury's stage outfits. They will be able to attend a literary festival organised by Elio Pecora and many other initiatives that climax on World Aids Day (December 1). HIV info Pass is our way of saying that 3,500 new HIV-positive people in Rome each year is just too many! Admission free

 

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