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09 Novembre 2026
Torino Film Industry reaffirms its vocation and focus on current affairs in national and international cinema. Under this aegis falls the flagship event of this edition of the Production Days, titled Films that matter: from big screen to public debate and back/Case Studies “Naza”, “You Can See Everything” and “Artificial”, which will take place on Friday, November 27 at 2:15 PM at the Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici.
The panel will discuss how to distribute a film that delves deep into social and political current affairs. I Wonder Pictures will share tools and reflections on how to build the path for films capable of intercepting public debate and capturing the present, starting from the case studies of “Naza”, one of the most sensational cases of recent months that has sparked intense critical and global political debate due to the rigorous investigation and direct testimony conducted by Israeli journalists and filmmakers; moving on to “You Can See Everything”, the documentary that will premiere at the 44th Torino Film Festival and has already recorded record-breaking box office figures in the United States, gathering unanimous enthusiasm from audiences and critics alike; and concluding with Luca Guadagnino's "Artificial" — a film largely shot in Turin — which explores the behind-the-scenes of OpenAI, amidst ambitions, dreams, and power games.
Andrea Romeo, Founder and Editorial Director of I Wonder Pictures, and Emanuela Ceddia, Vice-President and Marketing Director of I Wonder Pictures, will discuss the entire journey from acquisition, communication choices, and promotional strategies to the exploration of the relationship between the urgency of the narrative, theatrical release, and audience engagement. Moderated by Gabriele Niola – Film Critic and Journalist
To attend the event, accreditation is required; for all information click here