From October 13th to 25th, the Auditorium Parco della Musica will host previews and documentaries about great artists. Tributes to Pino Daniele, Elisa, Jovanotti, and Morgan.
The Rome Film Festival, scheduled from October 13th to 25th, transforms the Auditorium Parco della Musica into a stage dedicated to Italian music. The twenty-first edition of the festival features a series of film premieres that narrate the lives and art of important singer-songwriters and musicians.
Among the highlights are Pino Daniele, with the film 'Je so' pazzo' releasing on October 15th, Elisa with the documentary 'Kintsugi... e sono la mia opera' premiering on the 23rd, and Jovanotti with 'Lorenzo – L'incredibile avventura di Jovanotti' presented on October 16th. Morgan will also be present with the documentary 'Non importa dove' premiering on October 21st. The event will also host films about Mace, Ludovico Einaudi, and a tribute to the French band Mano Negra.
The Rome Film Festival is an annual event that since 2006 has combined cinema, music, and culture, transforming the capital into a hub for film and music enthusiasts. The 2026 edition, the twenty-first, chooses to focus on the relationship between cinema and music, dedicating an entire section to documentaries and biographical films about Italian and international artists.
The focus on Italian artists stems from the desire to explore, through the language of cinema, the personal and creative stories behind musical icons. The film about Pino Daniele, for example, traces his growth from the difficult years of childhood to the legendary 1981 concert, exploring family conflicts and the quest for recognition. The documentary about Elisa, inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi (repairing shattered ceramics with gold, highlighting the cracks), instead delves into themes of pain, transformation, and rebirth related to the creation of her new album. These projects, often developed in recent years, find in the Rome Film Festival a privileged showcase before their theatrical release.
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