.:. cinema / old, new, best 

Cinema Godard Screenings
through March 29, 2026

Cinema Godard at Fondazione Prada, curated by Paolo Moretti, presents monthly retrospectives, premieres, and talks dedicated to independent and auteur cinema. In March, the programme features five events: Alice Diop on 14 March, Shahrbanoo Sadat on 20 March, Marco Bellocchio on 21 March, Laura Samani on 27 March, and Alain Gomis on 28 March.
.:. #Soggettiva retraces the filmography of Marco Bellocchio on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the theatrical release of his debut Fists in the Pocket. A visionary and nonconformist filmmaker, constantly navigating between personal and political themes, Bellocchio has examined Italy’s recent history and institutions with a lucid gaze, creating works such as China is near, In the Name of the Father, A Leap in the Dark, Slap the Monster on Page One, The Eyes, the Mouth, Good Morning, Night, Marx can wait, Vincere, and The Traitor.
.:. #Anteprima presents three titles yet to be released in Italy: If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, a portrait of contemporary motherhood directed by Mary Bronstein, Cutting Through Rocks by Mohammadreza Eyni and Sara Khaki, and Dao by Alain Gomis.
.:. The #AD focus pays tribute to the work of Alice Diop, the award-winning French director of Senegalese origin. The focus includes her most recent feature films: Fragments for Venus, a short film from the Miu Miu Women’s Tales series, We, and Saint Omer.
.:. The #SH focus explores the filmography of Afghan director Shahrbanoo Sadat, acclaimed for films such as Wolf and Sheep, and The Orphanage. On Friday, 20 March, the Italian premiere of No Good Men, Sadat’s latest work, is screened.
.:. #Supernova, the focus on emerging talents in contemporary cinema, hosts the premiere of Un anno di scuola, the second feature by Laura Samani. #Nocturna, the section dedicated to genre cinema in collaboration with Nocturno magazine, presents Bone Lake by Mercedes Bryce Morgan. #Queerelle features Such Feeling, the directorial debut of artist and performer Alex Baczynski-Jenkins. #Sonic presents It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley, Amy J. Berg’s latest documentary.
.:. #Classici revisits films that have shaped the history of cinema and the collective imagination such as Breathless, Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece, Barry Lyndon by Stanley Kubrick, The Desert of the Tartars by Valerio Zurlini, and A History of Violence by David Cronenberg.
.:. #Selezione brings together some of the most significant titles of the current film season, including Hamnet (pictured) by Chloé Zhao, Pillion by Harry Lighton, and Nouvelle Vague by Richard Linklater.

 Fondazione Prada
Largo Isarco 2
Lodi TIBB
Romana district

  in the evening, often from the afternoon, Fridays through Sundays
   Euro 7.50 / Euro 4; cards available; online tickets purchase recommended
    [+39] 02 56662611