Screening of the film "Baba Yaga" by Corrado Farina for the Images in an instant. Cinema and photography showcase.

A showcase born for the occasion of the exhibitions dedicated to the winning projects of the OUT OF FOCUS call – firstly, ART OF DECAY by Andrea Meloni, and now ICONS by Vittoria Ghiotto, at the showcasing venue of the Library/Mediatheque until 6 April 2018 – with the Library/Mediatheque organising a series of monthly screenings dedicated to the relationship between cinema and photography, exploring the continuous and fruitful symbiosis that these languages create with known and less-known films. For the month of March the film selected for the public is Baba Yaga by Corrado Farina.

All screenings are admission free until full seating capacity is reached, subject to free membership registration to the Library/Mediatheque and presenting an identity document.

Baba Yaga (Corrado Farina, 1973, 91’, colour)

Valentina, a young photographer, meets the mysterious witch Baba Yaga and is asked by the latter to photograph some old jewellery. On going to the witch’s ancient and rundown house, the young woman is involved in a series of occult events, amongst dolls that come to life and mysterious, inexplicable crimes. Seduction, a fascination for images and death are brought on screen by Corrado Farina (author of the cult Hanno cambiato faccia /They have changed their face) in this personal review of the Valentina character, created by Guido Crepax.

With Isabelle De Funès, Carroll Baker, George Eastman, Ely Galleani