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Cinema Godard Screenings
September 4 through September 27, 2026

In September, Cinema Godard at Fondazione Prada returns with a program curated by Paolo Moretti featuring premieres, retrospectives, and thematic sections, with events with directors Ali Asgari on September 13, Maria Giovanna Cicciari on September 19, Fabrizio Laurenti on September 26, Nicolas Winding Refn on September 27, and artist Cao Fei on September 20.
.:. #Anteprima presents A Bit of Light, the new feature by Ali Asgari screening in competition at the 2026 Venice Film Festival, opening in cinemas on Thursday October 1st, followed by a conversation with Alessandra Speciale, Artistic Director of FESCAAAL, and The Invite, the third film directed by Olivia Wilde, selected for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
.:. #Soggettiva retraces the filmography of Nicolas Winding Refn, a visionary and unconventional filmmaker, with works including Pusher, Bronson, Drive, Only God Forgives, and The Neon Demon. The director will meet the audience with Paolo Moretti and critic Manlio Gomarasca following the premiere of Her Private Hell.
.:. In dialogue with Cao Fei's exhibition Dash, #Studio presents a selection of the artist's video works, followed by a conversation with Katya Inozemtseva and curator Cornelia Mattiacci. #Dash concludes with A Japanese Village by Shinsuke Ogawa, a documentary about a small rural community in the heart of the Japanese mountains, introduced by curator Cornelia Mattiacci.
.:. #Supernova screens Demetra in Esilio by Maria Giovanna Cicciari, produced by Biennale College Cinema and premiering at the 2026 Venice Film Festival, followed by a talk with Maria Giovanna Cicciari and programmer Daniela Persico.
.:. #Nocturna, in collaboration with Nocturno magazine, presents a double screening of Sergio e Mirta - Un matrimonio in 8mm and Witchery by Fabrizio Laurenti, preceded by a conversation with the director and journalist Nick Vivarelli, moderated by critic Manlio Gomarasca.
.:. #Sonic presents Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, a documentary about the Oasis 2025 reunion tour, introduced by critic Alessandro Stellino.
.:. #Classici brings back to the big screen The Doors - The Final Cut by Oliver Stone, a celebrated portrait of Jim Morrison and his band, in a new 4K-restored version.
.:. #Moderni features Train to Busan by Yeon Sang-ho and Laurence Anyways by Xavier Dolan, which has become a cult film for generations of viewers.
.:. #Selezione includes The Odyssey by Christopher Nolan (pictured), Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma by Jane Schoenbrun, opening film of Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2026, and Tony by Matt Johnson.

Fondazione Prada
Largo Isarco 2
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  in the evening, often from the afternoon, Fridays through Sundays
   Euro 6 / Euro 4; online tickets purchase recommended
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