VITTORIO VENETO – Scheduled for Thursday 13 June at 9pm Titinathe first film of the series Cinema in the park, which every week will offer quality entertainment with screenings for children and families at Parco Papadopoli in Vittorio Veneto. The magic of open-air cinema will entertain and excite every audience thanks to many adventurous and entertaining stories in a symbolic place of the city, for its beauty and centrality in the lives of families and young people. A very important park that lives again thanks to this initiative, which brings many realities online, first of all the “Ceneda mothers” who with their enthusiasm and activity make this space magical. The fourth edition of this event is desired and promoted by the Municipality of Vittorio Veneto and organized by Pro Loco of Revine Lago and Piattaforma Lago.
The films presented will be suitable for all ages, as well as having established cultural and educational value, as many of these titles have been awarded or in any case nominated for important awards. The program of upcoming events includes: 20 June Life as a Cat, 27 June Lunana: The Village at the End of the World, 4 July The Snail and the Whale, Zog and the Flying Doctors, and will end on a high note on 11 July with Encanto, which won the Oscar in 2022. Entrance includes a symbolic contribution of 3 euros, with discounts for large families (free from the 5th member onwards). In case of rain the screenings will still take place, moving to the Civic Library.
THE COMPLETE PROGRAM
June 13th
Titina
by Kajsa Næss
Norway/Belgium, 2022, 90′
from 7 years old
Umberto Nobile lives a perfectly peaceful existence in Rome, in the company of his dog Titina. The serenity ends the day Roald Amundsen asks him to design the airship that will allow him to conquer the North Pole.
June 20th
Cat life
by Guillaume Maidatchevsky
France/Switzerland, 2023, 83′
from 3 years
When little Clémence saves Rroû, an orphaned kitten born among the rooftops of Paris, she has no idea of the extraordinary adventure that awaits her. Their friendship soon becomes an indissoluble bond, but when the two move to the country house for the holidays, the call of nature becomes increasingly stronger in her four-legged friend, putting Clémence faced with an important and difficult choice .
June 27
Lunana: The village at the end of the world
by Pawo Choyning Dorji Bhutan, 2019, 110′
from 13 years old
The film tells the story of Ugyen, a young teacher from the capital of Bhutan, who is sent to the most remote school in the world in the village of Lunana. Here he has to face the difficult task of teaching the village children without any teaching tools available. Little by little he begins to know the unconditional happiness of the villagers, endowed with an extraordinary spiritual strength capable of counteracting the great adversities of the place.
4th July
The Snail and the Whale / Zog and the Flying Doctors
by Max Lang, Daniel Snaddon & Sean Muller
Great Britain, 2019, 25′ / 25′
from 3 years
A small sea snail is bored on the rock of an old port and dreams of traveling the world. One day, a large whale offers to take her on a journey through the ocean waters, among threatening animals and frightening storms. Princess Sabrina, now a doctor, travels the world on her little dragon Zog to treat those who need her, at least until her overbearing uncle the King decides to stop her and bring her back to the destiny of docile noblewoman he imagined for her.
July 11th
Encanto by Byron Howard, Jared Bush
United States of America, 2021, 102′
from 3 years (Winner of the 2022 Oscar Award for Best Animated Film)
High in the mountains of Colombia there is an enchanted place called Encanto. Here, in a magical house, lives the extraordinary Madrigal family where everyone has fantastic abilities.
