Dino Risi's Auteur Cinema Cycle, presents: The Name of the Italian People

The Auteur Film SeriesThe film festival, presented every Wednesday in April, features a selection of films by this renowned director, in which he deals with themes such as love, comedy, drama and social criticism.

The name of the Italian town (1971) +14 years.
SynopsisMariano Bonifazi (Ugo Tognazzi) is an honest but inflexible Italian left-wing judge. While investigating the murder of a young woman under strange circumstances, he begins to suspect that a famous businessman named Lorenzo Santenocito (Vittorio Gassman) is linked to the crime. Lorenzo, an unprejudiced, multi-millionaire and prevaricator, is a rake with a fascist past. The official firmly believes that he has maintained relations with the dead woman, so he directs his investigation to destroy the alibi that the industrialist has put together.

Free admission, no registration required, admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.