Indie Specialized Box Office Chart: Italian Comedy ‘The Last One for the Road’ Makes Last Push Before Digital Release

Music Box Films’ release from director Francesco Sossai in its seventh weekend in theaters with just shy of $50K domestic.

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Indie Specialized Box Office Chart: Italian Comedy ‘The Last One for the Road’ Makes Last Push Before Digital Release

Music Box Films’ release from director Francesco Sossai in its seventh weekend in theaters with just shy of $50K domestic.
12 Films to See in July

After highlighting the best films from the first half of this year, it’s time to venture into the second leg of 2026 with July’s lineup. Topped by a sure-fire selection for my year-end list, there’s also a samurai yarn by one of the world’s greatest directors, the return of a beloved cult filmmaker, and, of course, the biggest spectacle of the summer.
Top 3 Critics’ Picks in Theaters this July: ‘Barrio Triste’, ‘The Kidnapping of Arabella’ & ‘Night Nurse’

How Filming Italy Sardegna Is Championing Female Voices & Emerging Filmmakers

As Filming Sardegna Italy gears up for its ninth edition, its founder Tiziana Rocca is putting opportunities for new filmmaking voices and women front and center.
While the progressive Italian event officially kicks off tomorrow (June 25) at Sardinia’s Forte Village hotel, this year it opened up its programming early for students on the island, offering up screenings of a special section of titles from its 50-film program from June 18 at Notorious Cinemas Cagliari. The idea, says Rocca, is to give young people in the area a chance to see more films than they might get to pack in during the official four-day event at Sardinia’s Forte Village hotel.
Daniele Luchetti Sets New Film ‘Your Little Matter,’ Starring Tecla Insolia in Story of an Orphan Looking for Her Birth Mother (EXCLUSIVE)

Veteran Italian director Daniele Luchetti — whose “The Ties” opened the 2020 Venice Film Festival — is back behind the camera on “Your Little Matter” (“Dove Non Mi Hai Portata”), a drama about a young writer looking into her parents’ dark past led by rising Italian talent Tecla Insolia.
Fellini Forever: Italian Global Series Festival Honors Rimini’s Favorite Son

Carlton Cuse, John Ridley celebrate Fellini as Italian Global Series launches student jury and crime pitch
Italy’s ‘King of Cashmere’ Brunello Cucinelli on Taking Giuseppe Tornatore’s Docufilm About His Life to the Shanghai Film Fest: ‘It Can Connect With the Chinese Mindset’

‘The Kidnapping of Arabella’ Trailer: ‘Amanda’ Director Carolina Cavalli Returns with Another Winsome (and Venice-Winning) Comedy

Exclusive: Benedetta Porcaroli won Best Actress out of the Horizons section of the 2025 Venice Film Festival for the acclaimed comedy.
Our Films, Producers Of Cannes-Winning ‘Fatherland’, Teaming With Alice Rohrwacher For Feature Take Of ‘The Baron In The Trees’

Alice Rohrwacher to Direct Feature Film Adaptation of Italo Calvino Classic ‘The Baron in the Trees’
