Schermi Cinema Multipiazza comes to Rome
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Organized by the association Divina Mania, Schermi Cinema Multipiazza has toured Italy this summer, visiting 15 cities before reaching the capital, where it will run from September 17 to 20:

  • Thursday, September 17 at 8:30 PM in Pietralata (Campo Sportivo XXV Aprile): actor Lino Guanciale will introduce the screening of the film The Worst Person in the World, directed by Joachim Trier.

  • Friday, September 18 at 7:00 PM in the Rectorate Square of La Sapienza University: a talk titled "Beyond Screens: From The Truman Show to Today’s Algorithms," followed by a screening of the film The Truman Show.

  • Saturday, September 19 at 8:30 PM in Rebibbia (Campo Sportivo, Via Luigi Speroni 13): a screening of Star Wars by George Lucas, attended by Pierpaolo Spollon.

  • Finally, on Sunday, September 20, the event moves to Garbatella—again at 8:30 PM in Piazza Damiano Sauli—featuring Matilda De Angelis and a screening of Little Miss Sunshine, directed by Jonathan Dayton.

Admission to all the evenings is free.

"Beyond Screens: From The Truman Show to Today’s Algorithms" is the title of the discussion event taking place on September 18 at 7:00 PM in the Rectorate Square of La Sapienza University in Rome. The discussion will be moderated by Gianluigi De Palo, General Director of Fondazione Oltre, and will feature actor Beppe Fiorello; Father Gabriele Vecchione, University Chaplain and founder of the San Filippo Neri “E poi?” community; and Vittoria Massi, a medical student.

This will be followed by a screening of the film The Truman Show, the story of a man who discovers—as an adult—that his entire life has been staged and broadcast live on television, orchestrated by a director who decides what he sees, what he feels, and even whom he loves.

The film will serve as a practical entry point into the evening’s theme: the discussion will move from Truman to how young people today experience their relationship with screens, media, and algorithms, and the importance of approaching these tools with a critical eye.

This approach aligns with the mission of Fondazione Oltre across all its projects: rather than passively accepting the reality presented to us, we must learn to question it, ensuring we remain the protagonists of our own choices rather than spectators guided by others.

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Schermi Cinema Multipiazza is an initiative of the Divina Mania association, supported for 2026 by Fondazione Oltre.