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• 72nd Trento Film Festival: an increasingly popular space for freedom of expression

  Published 09/05/2024

  The 2024 edition of Trento Film Festival drew to a close on Sunday, having seen unprecedented audience attendance.

• Audience awards: the winners are “Monte Corno - Pareva che io fussi in aria” and “Segnali di vita”

  Published 06/05/2024

  The Rotari Audience Award for best mountaineering film goes to Luca Cococcetta’s “Monte Corno - Pareva che io fussi in aria”. Leandro Picarella’s “Segnali di vita” has instead been assigned the DAO Audience Award for best full-length film.

• Last special prizes: the “Mario Bello” Award and T4Future Award presented today

  Published 04/05/2024

  The prize established by the Film Centre and Film Library of Club Alpino Italiano goes to “The Great White Whale” by Michael Dillon, while the T4Future award goes to Ramazan Kiliç’s “Things Unheard Of”.

• Louis Hanquet’s “Un pasteur” wins the Golden Gentian for Best Film at the 72nd Trento Film Festival

  Published 04/05/2024

  The French director’s film tells the story of a young shepherd and his life isolated from the world, battling against solitude and an invisible adversary.

• It’s the day of the RAI Trento Award

  Published 02/05/2024

  The prize established by the Trento branch of the RAI goes to “Il Ritorno del Lupo” by Niccolò Barca and Tommaso Merighil.

• It is the turn of the Cinema for Human Rights Award and the Students’ Award - Universities of Trento, Bolzano and Innsbruck

  Published 01/05/2024

  Marjan Khosravi Baledi’s “Mrs. Iran's Husband” and Surya Shahi’s “Wheels On The Bus” will receive the awards at 2.45 pm in Auditorium 2 of Cinema Modena

• Awarding of three further special prizes

  Published 30/04/2024

  Today it is the turn of the Ritter Award – Mountain Emotions, the CinemAMoRe Award and the "City of Imola" Award.

• The Amelia De Eccher Prize goes to “Postcards from the Verge”

  Published 29/04/2024

  The prize in memory of Amelia de Eccher, for women on both sides of the movie camera, goes to the film by the Polish director Natalia Koniarz.

• The EUSALP Prize and the Museo Etnografico Trentino San Michele Prize were assigned today

  Published 28/04/2024

  Both special prizes have been awarded to “Velovelodico” by Alessandro Anderloni.

• First four special prizes awarded

  Published 27/04/2024

  The Dolomites World Heritage Award, the Banca per il Trentino - Alto Adige Solidarity Award, the Green Film Award and the Anthropocene MUSE Award will be handed over at screenings in the cinema today .

• Mankind and nature: original stories and perspectives, in search of new balance

  Published 09/04/2024

  120 films have been selected for the 72nd Trento Film Festival, of which 25 for the international competition. Gervasini: “The different spirits of the Festival increasingly interweave: mountaineering and stories of the mountains, their peoples and cultures, reciprocally influence and reinforce each other.”

• The 72nd Trento Film Festival: a kaleidoscopic image of the world’s mountains

  Published 09/04/2024

  Self-exploration, the fragility of the mountains and the new challenges set for mankind are just some of the interweaving threads in the 120 films and over 130 events scheduled. Leveghi: «Each spectator will be able to make up their overall picture, amazed at how every small change of perspective can change the overall vision».

• Trento Film Festival: appointment of the new Executive Board

  Published 09/10/2023

  The general meeting of members of October 3rd, 2023, officially established the composition of the new Executive Board, which will remain in office for the next three years. There are six new faces on the board, which has a majority of female members.

• Trento Film Festival thanks Sergio Fant

  Published 09/10/2023

  After almost twenty years, the working relationship with Trento Film Festival’s traditional film programme coordinator draws to a close.

• Audience awards: the winners are “L'ultima via di Riccardo Bee” and “Wild Life”

  Published 07/05/2023

  The Rotari Audience Award for the best mountaineering film goes to Emanuele Confortin’s “L'ultima via di Riccardo Bee”. “Wild Life” by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin wins the DAO Audience Award for the best full-length film.

• "Quarta Parete”: Massimo Ferigo and Arianna Nonis win with “Feel, Live, Embrace”

  Published 07/05/2023

  The winners of the second edition of the Trento Film Festival section dedicated to content creators are announced. The jury was made up of Hervé Barmasse, Tudor Laurini and Camilla Roses.

• Ainara Vera’s “Polaris” wins the Golden Gentian for Best Film at the 71st Trento Film Festival

  Published 06/05/2023

  The Spanish director’s film tells the story of Hayat, a skipper who chooses the ice of the far north to escape the trauma of her childhood, and of the difficult process of rebuilding her life and recovering hope.

• 71st Trento Film Festival: slower, softer and more profound

  Published 06/04/2023

  Over 130 films and more than 150 events for all ages are scheduled in Trento from 28 April to 7 May, to explore mountain stories and cultures from all over the world

• Mountains that live, mountains to experience

  Published 04/04/2023

  Over 130 films at the 71st Trento Film Festival, presenting stories and key players in a possible future for the high lands.

• The Audience Awards go to “Fire of Love” and “The Last Mountain”

  Published 07/05/2022

  Audience Award Best mountaineering film Rotari goes to "The Last Mountain", the story of the climbers Alison Hargreaves and Tom Ballard, mother and son, who both perished in the Himalayas. The Trento Film Festival Italian Première "Fire of Love" by Sara Dosa, wins the Audience Award Best full-length film DAO – CONAD.