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#MeToo dominates Cannes, but Italy's film industry is silent

Things are beginning to change on the silver screen where sexual violence and women's rights are gaining greater visibility.

"Io Capitano" by Matteo Garrone Italian candidate for the Oscars

ANICA has signed up to Women in Film, Television & Media Italy's Charter of Ethical Behaviour for the Audiovisual Sector

20/07/2023 - The charter is a tool for the prevention of sexual harassment, intimidation and all forms of discrimination, gender-based violence and body shaming in the workplace and on film sets

ANICA has signed up to Women in Film, Television & Media Italy's Charter of Ethical Behaviour for the Audiovisual Sector - Industry Report: Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

The charter is a tool for the prevention of sexual harassment, intimidation and all forms of discrimination, gender-based violence and body shaming in the workplace and on film sets

Italy's David di Donatello Awards Set to Celebrate Resilience and Renewal of Cinema Italiano

Italy s David di Donatello Awards Set to Celebrate Resilience and Renewal of Cinema Italiano Nick Vivarelli, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Italy’s 66th David di Donatello Awards are set to celebrate on May 11 a year of resilience for Cinema Italiano that also looks likely to germinate some creative renewal, just as Italian movie theaters start to reopen and production is booming. Giorgio Diritti’s biopic “Hidden Away,” about crazed primitivist painter Antonio Ligabue, Gianni Amelio’s wistful “Hammamet,” which reconstructs the Tunisian self-exile of scandal-plagued Italian leader Bettino Craxi, and dark drama “Bad Tales” by the D’Innocenzo Brothers lead the crowded field for Italy’s equivalent of the Oscars, with no clear frontrunner.