London – Tonight, London kicks off the fifth edition of the Cinema Made in Italy Festival, organized by Cinecittà Luce Institute and the Italian Cultural Institute in the British capital. Until March 9, Cine Lumiere in South Kensington screens 10 Italian feature films, and hosts meetings with directors and actors. Tonight, it’s time for “Torneranno i prati” by Ermanno Olmi, an account of the First World War fought by Italian soldiers on the Asiago Plateau. One of the performers, A. Sperduti, will be there. Other titles include: “Buoni a nulla” by Gianni Di Gregorio, “La mafia uccide solo d’estate” by Pierfrancesco Diliberto, aka Pif, “La foresta di ghiaccio” by Claudio Noce, “Fino a qui tutto bene” by Roan Johnson, “In grazia di Dio” by Edoardo Winspeare, “The Lack” by Masbedo, “Perfidia” by Bonifacio Angius, “Più buio di mezzanotte” by Sebastiano Riso and the collective film “9×10 Novanta.” (9Colonne)
