‘The Truffle Hunters’ Directors On Filming In Italy’s Piedmont Region: It’s “Like A Fairytale Kingdom” – Contenders Documentary

A new report has revealed that we’ll be getting a “Call Me By Your Name” reunion with a new horror film from Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino.

Motsi Mabuse is feeling nostalgic again after sharing a rare photo with both of her sisters to reminisce about the good old days when we could travel.The Strictly Come Dancing judge took to Instagram to post a throwback snap of herself, Oti and Phemelo – who lives in South Africa – during a family trip to Rome, Italy – and the siblings look so alike!MORE: Motsi Mabuse's thigh-high boots and silky shorts leave fans speechlessPosing in near-identical sunglasses, the family resemblance was clear to

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAll eyes in Italy’s TV and sports worlds will be on Amazon on Thursday when envelopes for bids to top Italian soccer league Serie A are opened.Amazon is expected to be among the bidders for domestic broadcasting rights to Serie A in a move that could cause huge disruption within the country’s TV and streaming landscape.Serie A league top manager Luigi De Siervo confirmed that talks with Amazon are ongoing during an appearance on a RAI radio show earlier

The Hollywood Reporter’s Kirsten Chuba sat down with star and producer Annalaura di Luggo and creative consultant Stanley Isaacs to discuss their documentaryNapoli Edenin aTHR PresentsQ&A powered by Vision Media. During the half-hour chat, di Luggo and Isaacs described how they made the unconventional film— which at times feels more like a scripted feature than a traditional documentary— and its impact on starting conversations about sustainability in pre-pandemic Italy.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentPioneer Italian documentary director Cecilia Mangini, whose political works exploring hot-button topics such as youth contending with Italy’s postwar poverty, the condition of women, and the roots of fascism made her a legendary figure on the international film festival circuit, died on Jan. 21.

Liev Schreiber leans in to give a kiss to co-star Matilda De Angelis as they continue to film their movie, Across The River and Into The Trees, in Venice, Italy on Monday (January 25).

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAs Italy’s government wobbles, the country’s struggling film and TV industry is staying afloat thanks to beefed-up funding that in 2021 will provide a €640 million ($775 million) safety net for local exhibitors, distributors and producers.Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte survived a crucial Senate confidence vote on Tuesday evening by a razor thin margin of just 16 votes (the vote went 156-140 in his favor), averting a crisis sparked by differences over

Northern Italy is home to some of Europe's most romantic cities and when it's safe for us to travel again, there's no place we'd rather fall in love with again than Venice. For a fantastic return to Europe after lockdown, Country Living is inviting you to join us on a celebrity-led tour of the Italian city's cultural treasures, where you'll meet Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud and ride the iconic Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train.

HELLO! into their beautiful home in Bologna, Italy, following the arrival of their baby daughter Blu Jerusalema in October 2020.Their mansion is part of a private estate complete with tennis court, spa, football pitch and swimming pool, but it is baby Blu's nursery that we can't get over.

Matilda De Angelis wears a pretty yellow dress underneath a warm vest on the set of her new movie, Across The River and Into The Trees in Venice, Italy earlier in the week.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentIsabella Rossellini first saw “The Truffle Hunters” while serving on the 2020 Sundance jury, where Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw’s doc — now considered among the frontrunners in the race for the best documentary feature Oscar — first launched.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey‘s Gia Giudice, 20, celebrated her 20th birthday on Jan. 8 in New Jersey, months after visiting her dad, Joe Giudice, 48, in his new home in Italy.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentDiscovery continued to expand its footprint in Italy in 2020, and has cracked the country’s top three networks.The media giant’s linear channels last year commanded an almost 8% average audience share, up 4% compared with 2019, bolstering its standing as the country’s third free-TV player after state broadcaster RAI and private network Mediaset.Year-end figures for Discovery’s now bolstered linear success in Italy –– where free-TV viewers grew during

Instagram with a mirror selfie of her baby bump wrapped in a baby blue overcoat, which she wore off one shoulder.  She appeared to hint that she's having a boy, not only with the color of the coat, but with a blue butterfly emoji framed by two blue heart emojis in the caption.