Wilma Labate's Cinema
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Wilma Labate's Cinema

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AMBROGIO-(4)

Ambrogio

Directed by Wilma Labate

It's 1960: Coppi dies, Berruti wins the 100 metres at the Rome Olympics and Anna Ambrogi, now a qualified captain, wanders around the port of Lisbon, between Europe and dreams, in a useless search for a place to board.

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My Generation

Directed by Wilma Labate

1983. Braccio (Claudio Amendola), a far-left political prisoner sentenced to thirty years in prison for refusing to reveal the culprit of a murder committed by his group, is taken in an armored van from Sicily to Milan by a Carabinieri captain (Silvio Orlando).

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Domenica

Directed by Wilma Labate

While working on his final assignment, a dying investigator develops a bond with a 12-year-old orphan.

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Miss Effe

Directed by Wilma Labate

Turin, September 1980. Emma Martano, from a working-class family of southern Italian origins, has an excellent future ahead of her, already having a job in the IT sector of Fiat.

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Goodbye Saigon

Directed by Wilma Labate

Five young girls, armed with musical instruments and a desire to sing, set out from the Tuscan countryside for a tour of the Far East. They dream of success, but find themselves at war. It's 1968, and the war is the real Vietnam War.

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Something About Us

Directed by Wilma Labate

A group of students from a writing school in Bologna, "Bottega Finzioni," and a forty-six-year-old woman who has been a prostitute for eleven years, meet in a village in the hills of Sasso Marconi, in a house that was once the scene of paid love encounters.

Synopsis

After the successful participation in the project The Purple Meridians (2021) continues the collaboration with one of the most important and well-known directors of Italian cinema of the last decades.

Through Cinecittà light, Streeen hosts six feature-length fiction films and documentaries that allow us to explore Wilma Labate's eclectic and committed view of the world.

Furthermore, thanks to the collaboration of Gianluca Arcopinto, we present – ​​for the first time in streaming – My Generation, a film that has long been unobtainable, considered by critics to be one of the director's best works, nominated for an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.