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HCM City to be next destination of Italian Film Festival 2022

The Italian Film Festival 2022 will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from October 10-16 after concluding in Hanoi.
HCM City to be next destination of Italian Film Festival 2022 ảnh 1Free tickets are available at DCINE Ben Thanh cinema, at No.6 Mac Dinh Chi, Ben Nghe ward, District 1.
HCM City (VNA) – The Italian Film Festival 2022will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from October 10-16 after concluding in Hanoi.

According to the Italian Consulate General in the southern metropolis, theevent aims to promote the cultural exchange between Italy and Vietnam, while introducingthe cinematography and typical cultural identity of the European country toVietnam.

The movies to be screened at the festival, which will be organised incollaboration with the Asian Film Festival of Rome, include “Everything’s gonnabe alright” (Cosa Sara), “The great silence” (Il Silenzio Grande), “Doctor oncall” (Una note da dottore), “A girl returned” (L’arminuta), “Breaking up inRome” (Lasciarsi un Giorno a Roma), “The inner cage” (Aria Ferma), and “TheKing of Laugh” (Qui rido io).

Audience can receive free tickets at DCINE Ben Thanh cinema, at No.6 Mac Dinh Chi, Ben Nghe ward, District 1, and get further information about the festival at http://fb.me/e/3GqJpnVDL.

The festival is now underway at the National Cinema Centre at 87Lang Ha Street in Hanoi from October 3-9./.
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