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This year conversations are a mirror of the festival\u2019s great variety and richness. Unmissable.<\/p>\n
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\u00a0Jean-Pierre Berthome\u0301<\/strong>\u00a0will reveal how the set the Babylonian episode of\u00a0Intolerance<\/em>\u00a0was built; legendary directors Girish Kasaravalli and Kumar Shahani will guide us through the meanders of\u00a0Parallel Cinema<\/strong>; with Sylvie Pras and Massoumeh Lahidji we will explore the exhibit devoted to\u00a0Abbas Kiarostami<\/strong>. We will follow Ehsan Khoshbakht through\u00a0George Stevens<\/strong>\u2019 cinema and \u2013 on the centenary of her birth \u2013 Gianfranco Angelucci through\u00a0Giulietta Masina<\/strong>\u2019s.<\/p>\n Whereas some of the artists attending \u2013\u00a0Amos Gitai<\/strong>,\u00a0Paul Haggis<\/strong>,\u00a0Brigitte and Marian Lacombe<\/strong>,\u00a0Isabella Rossellini<\/strong>,\u00a0Alice Rohrwacher<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 will share their love for cinema and for their own work with us, others will focus on others, like\u00a0Volker Schlo\u0308ndorff<\/strong>\u00a0on\u00a0Romy Schneider<\/strong>.\u00a0Marco Tullio Giordana<\/strong>\u00a0will tell us all about his two passions: cinema and vintage cars, while conversations with\u00a0Thierry Fre\u0301maux<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Marta Donzelli<\/strong>\u00a0will reflect on the role of film institutions and organisations in the near future.<\/p>\n