NOAM OFF 2024<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div>A big party<\/h4><\/div>NOAM OFF was created to address change.
\nWe announce with this “off” date that the NOAM Faenza Film Festival is moving to autumn for its second edition. The choice is strategic, and the immediate question for us as organizers was: what to do before the new edition? We thought our audience deserved, after exactly a year of waiting, a big party, a party where once again cinema is the star. <\/p>\n
In numbers, NOAM OFF brings to Faenza four films (including two national premieres), three guests, a party, and numerous collaborations and parallel initiatives, mostly free access. From the silences of a Mexican protagonist reminiscent of the drummer in “Sound of Metal,” to the bitter laughs of a Canadian comedy with multifaceted faces, and from the black and white documentary of the African American LGBTQIA+ community in the US suburbs to the determination of new multicultural generations to protest for climate change, raising their voices through action. <\/p>\n
Alongside the screening program, there is again a space for cultural exploration. We will learn about the work of La McMusa, who has been traveling, organizing projects, and especially promoting the United States for years. Roberto Lasagna’s tireless editorial work will bring to Faenza the exclusive preview of the monograph on Peter Lorre, which we will explore in collaboration with Roger Corman, certainly one of the fathers of indie genre cinema. Finally, the illustrations by our Alice Iuri and the underground rhythm of the new NOAM Party will transport us overseas for at least a few hours. <\/p>\n
Enjoy: see you at the cinema, see you in Faenza.<\/p>\n
Andrea Valmori<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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A big party<\/h4><\/div>NOAM OFF was created to address change.
\nWe announce with this “off” date that the NOAM Faenza Film Festival is moving to autumn for its second edition. The choice is strategic, and the immediate question for us as organizers was: what to do before the new edition? We thought our audience deserved, after exactly a year of waiting, a big party, a party where once again cinema is the star. <\/p>\n
In numbers, NOAM OFF brings to Faenza four films (including two national premieres), three guests, a party, and numerous collaborations and parallel initiatives, mostly free access. From the silences of a Mexican protagonist reminiscent of the drummer in “Sound of Metal,” to the bitter laughs of a Canadian comedy with multifaceted faces, and from the black and white documentary of the African American LGBTQIA+ community in the US suburbs to the determination of new multicultural generations to protest for climate change, raising their voices through action. <\/p>\n
Alongside the screening program, there is again a space for cultural exploration. We will learn about the work of La McMusa, who has been traveling, organizing projects, and especially promoting the United States for years. Roberto Lasagna’s tireless editorial work will bring to Faenza the exclusive preview of the monograph on Peter Lorre, which we will explore in collaboration with Roger Corman, certainly one of the fathers of indie genre cinema. Finally, the illustrations by our Alice Iuri and the underground rhythm of the new NOAM Party will transport us overseas for at least a few hours. <\/p>\n
Enjoy: see you at the cinema, see you in Faenza.<\/p>\n
Andrea Valmori<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Program<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NOAM OFF was created to address change.
\nWe announce with this “off” date that the NOAM Faenza Film Festival is moving to autumn for its second edition. The choice is strategic, and the immediate question for us as organizers was: what to do before the new edition? We thought our audience deserved, after exactly a year of waiting, a big party, a party where once again cinema is the star. <\/p>\n
In numbers, NOAM OFF brings to Faenza four films (including two national premieres), three guests, a party, and numerous collaborations and parallel initiatives, mostly free access. From the silences of a Mexican protagonist reminiscent of the drummer in “Sound of Metal,” to the bitter laughs of a Canadian comedy with multifaceted faces, and from the black and white documentary of the African American LGBTQIA+ community in the US suburbs to the determination of new multicultural generations to protest for climate change, raising their voices through action. <\/p>\n
Alongside the screening program, there is again a space for cultural exploration. We will learn about the work of La McMusa, who has been traveling, organizing projects, and especially promoting the United States for years. Roberto Lasagna’s tireless editorial work will bring to Faenza the exclusive preview of the monograph on Peter Lorre, which we will explore in collaboration with Roger Corman, certainly one of the fathers of indie genre cinema. Finally, the illustrations by our Alice Iuri and the underground rhythm of the new NOAM Party will transport us overseas for at least a few hours. <\/p>\n
Enjoy: see you at the cinema, see you in Faenza.<\/p>\n
Andrea Valmori<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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