Director’s Cut, the section for the most curious film lovers, is now dedicated exclusively to heritage cinema, presenting a selection of films in newly restored digital prints. The aim is to revisit the history of cinema, recovering forgotten films, highlighting obscure gems and proposing new titles for the canon of ‘great cinema’. This year, the five films offer a highly eclectic selection: ranging from curiosities to masterpieces, from political satire to erotic horror, from militant documentaries to feminist biopics, and including Japanese film noir.
Director’s Cut, the section for the most curious film lovers, is now dedicated exclusively to heritage cinema, presenting a selection of films in newly restored digital prints. The aim is to revisit the history of cinema, recovering forgotten films, highlighting obscure gems and proposing new titles for the canon of ‘great cinema’. This year, the five films offer a highly eclectic selection: ranging from curiosities to masterpieces, from political satire to erotic horror, from militant documentaries to feminist biopics, and including Japanese film noir.