The Italian Institute of Culture is set to launch a new series dedicated to Italian cinema, promising that each film will offer a unique journey, evoking emotions, culture, and art.

Alessandro Ruggera, Director of the Italian Institute of Culture, noted that this series has previously been brought to Tirana.

“We will begin on April 12 with the film Gloria, followed by other films that are particularly interesting, having been released in Italy in recent months,” Ruggera said during a project presentation on social media. He also highlighted the animated children’s film La bicicletta di Bartali and a workshop on animated films and special effects in cinema, which will take place at the University of Tirana.

The screenings will begin on April 12 at Millennium Cinema, with free admission. The films will be in Italian with English subtitles. The selected films include: Gloria by Margherita Vicario; La bicicletta di Bartali by Enrico Paolantonio; Il tempo che ci vuole by Francesca Comencini; Ciao bambino by Edgardo Pistone; Diamanti by Ferzan Ozpetek; and La chimera by Alice Rohrwacher.