Jovanotti arrives at the Rome Film Festival with a documentary filmed over 7 years.

Jovanotti was the star of the Rome Film Festival with the presentation of the documentary about his life and career, filmed over seven years. The singer-songwriter, moved and amused, attended the screening alongside his wife Francesca and daughter Teresa, who were present on the event's red carpet.

The film, described by the directors as "an inner journey into the depths of the singer-songwriter," tells the story of Jovanotti's life between Pinocchio and the stage. The Rome presentation marks a significant moment for the artist, who, on the threshold of 60, chooses to consolidate the artistic and human path built over decades of his career.

Jovanotti, stage name of Lorenzo Cherubini, is one of Italy's most popular and enduring singer-songwriters, with a career that began in the 1980s. The documentary film presented in Rome stems from a seven-year recording project that followed the artist during a period of personal and professional transition, documenting his journey "after having filled stadiums" and "transformed Italian beaches into collective altars."

The work fits into a phase of Jovanotti's life where, "on the threshold of 60, he chooses to consolidate what he has built," leaving his "comfort zone" for an artistic assessment. The Rome Film Festival, a major Italian cinematic event, therefore hosted not only the film's presentation but also a moment of public reflection on the legacy of an artist who has shaped Italian popular culture for nearly four decades.