Events in Bibliomediateca

Bibliomediateca – From 21 to 27 may 2010

Monday – 24 May 2010, at 3.30 p.m.

A screening of Richard Fleischer's film Fantastic Voyage as part of the COLPI DI GENIO festival (MOMENTS OF GENIUS: Scientists and conferences at the cinema).

The Bibliomediateca hosts its latest event on Monday the 24th of May 2010 with its film festival COLPI DI GENIO. Scienziati e incontri al cinema (MOMENTS OF GENIUS: Scientists and conferences at the cinema). The programme features a screening of Richard Fleischer's film Fantastic Voyage. The director tackles the difficult challenge of showing the inside of the human body, magnified to an exponential degree: in this way, a biological adventure becomes an intergalactic voyage where cells look like meteorites and the human body resembles infinite space. The science fiction of the 1960s, and this film in particular, metaphorically took up the issue of the Cold War, an issue that was difficult to ignore at the time and offers a new take on the intense race between the United States and the Soviet Union, between Capitalism and Communism. Introduced by Attilio Palmieri.

 

Tuesday – 25 May 2010

In honour of WORLD AFRICA DAY, a day of meetings, debates and screenings in the Bibliomediateca, designed for young people and adults.

In honour of WORLD AFRICA DAY, the National Museum of Cinema, with sponsorship from the Città di Torino – Circoscrizione 3, in partnership with the COP – Consorzio ONG Piemontesi, has organised a day of meetings/debates with screenings of films about the role of women in Africa and health work in Africa in the Bibliomediateca, on Tuesday the 25th of May 2010.

This event is part of PIEMONTE chiama MONDO 2010, now in its fourth consecutive year and which sees the 21 non-governmental organisations that are part of the Consorzio delle ONG Piemontesi (www.ongpiemonte.it) promoting more than 50 public events throughout the month of May in many different locations in Piedmont, in partnership with local authorities, associations, parks, universities and many other Piedmontese groups who are active in international cooperation and “world citizen” education projects.