Rome Film Festival: The Twenty-First Edition Kicks Off

The 21st edition of the Rome Film Festival has officially begun. The event, scheduled from October 13 to 25, 2026, offers a rich program of screenings and events at the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone and other venues. Thursday, October 15 marks the third day of programming, with a packed schedule of films and appointments.

Advance ticket sales are available exclusively online starting October 7, through the "digital ticket" system. During the Festival, tickets can also be purchased at the Auditorium's central box office, with specific hours and controlled access to avoid crowding. Additionally, it is possible to attend the Red Carpets for free from the Auditorium's Cavea, subject to availability.

The Rome Film Festival is an important film festival that takes place every year in the Italian capital. It is organized by the Fondazione Cinema per Roma and represents a key event in the national and international cultural landscape, attracting directors, actors, and enthusiasts from all over the world.

The festival was founded in 2006 with the aim of celebrating cinema in all its forms, promoting both major international films and Italian cinema. Over the course of its previous twenty editions, it has established itself as a launching platform for new works and a meeting place for industry professionals. This year's edition, the twenty-first, maintains its structure with screenings, meetings with filmmakers, and the traditional red carpets, continuing its mission of bringing audiences closer to quality cinema.