Gian Luca Farinelli Resigns as President of Rome Film Festival

Gian Luca Farinelli, director of the Cineteca di Bologna, has announced his intention to step down as president of the Rome Film Festival, speaking on the sidelines of the presentation of ‘Sotto le stelle del cinema’ in Bologna. «I have discussed it with Mayor Gualtieri, I will not be able to accept the renewal of the presidency mandate because professional and family commitments in Bologna prevent me from doing so, but I am certain that the positive path of the Fondazione Cinema per Roma will continue.” Farinelli thanked Mayor Gualtieri «for the honor received in these two years of presiding over the Board of Directors of the Fondazione Cinema per Roma».

Rome Film Festival, Presidency Changes

«Thanks to Farinelli for his competent and passionate contribution. As the new President, I will propose Salvo Nastasi.” Thus said the Mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, who emphasized the «competence and passion» of Gian Luca Farinelli during his mandate and the «fundamental contribution to consolidating and strengthening the success of an event that has once again involved the entire city» . «To continue this virtuous path, I will propose to the Board of Founders to appoint Salvo Nastasi as the new President of the Board of Directors of the Fondazione Cinema per Roma, whose vast experience spans numerous strategic areas for the film sector, from artistic- cultural to legal aspects – added the Mayor -. I am certain that with Nastasi’s presidency, we will continue to grow and enrich the Festival culturally, as well as overcome the many challenges facing cinema, from the vastness of productions and platforms in the field to the advent of artificial intelligence».

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