Large screens light up outdoor evenings in Milan’s most beautiful squares, cloisters and gardens.
The Chiostro dell’Incoronata (cloister located near the Anteo Palazzo del Cinema) is the historic heart of the festival, with two parallel rooms and a double program each evening. The inner courtyard of the Palazzo Reale (piazza del Duomo 12) offers the most spectacular setting in the city, with projections from 9:45 p.m. La Fabbrica del Vapore (via GC Procaccini 4) is the most “industrial-chic” space, while CityLife (via Zaha Hadid) represents the most modern place, nestled in the heart of the district designed by three great architects.
Added to this is “Anteo nella Città”, the itinerant project thanks to a mobile van, equipped with 200 seats, a 2K projector – like those in real cinemas – and a 10-inch screen meters, with a headset audio system. The van stops at a different location every week: between June and July, it will pass by the Cooperativa Labriola (June 23-28) where The Mage of the Cremlin, the latest film by Olivier Assayas, will be screened, Casa Emergency (June 29-July 7), Piazza Mercanti (July 8-19), Villa Litta (July 20-26) and Martesana Amphitheater (July 27-August 2).
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Previews and award-winning films at the latest film festivals
Among the previews and the most anticipated films: Minions & Monsters by Pierre Coffin (animated film, from July 2), Kiss of the Spider Woman by Bill Condon with Diego Luna and Jennifer Lopez, A wonderful world of G. Callegari, et Disclosure Day de Steven Spielberg, avec Emily Blunt et Jack O’Connor.
Also on display, Hamnet by Chloé Zhao, with Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley, Marty Supreme by Josh Safdie, with Timotée Chalamet and Gwyneth Paltrow, One battle after another by Paul Thomas Anderson (six Oscars), with Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn, and Grace by Paolo Sorrentino, with Toni Servillo, awarded four prizes at the Venice Film Festival. Also not to be missed: A simple accident, réalisé par Jafar Panahi, qui a reçu la Palme d’Or à Cannes.
The program also includes international auteur cinema: Bugonia by Yorgos Lanthimos with Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, No Other Choice by Park Chan-wook, Sentimental Value by Joachim Trier with Renate Reinsve, Die My Love by Lynne Ramsay with Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, Bitter Christmas de Pedro Almodóvar, et Father Mother Sister Brother by Jim Jarmusch with Adam Driver and Tom Waits.
For cinema classics: Barry Lyndon by Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut by Kubrick on July 8 at the Fabbrica del Vapore, and The Doors d’Oliver Stone the 13th of July in the Cloister of the Incoronata.
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Practical information: tickets, timetables and prices
The full price ticket for the four AriAnteo arenas is €7.50, the reduced price is €6. Subscription for 10 sessions at €39.
From June 15 to September 24, certain Italian and European films will be €3.50, as part of the “Cinema Revolution” initiative.
For the traveling cinema “Anteo in the City ”, tickets cost 5 € full price.
