RAI Cinema Unveils Auteur-Driven Slate

RAI Cinema International Distribution is preparing to present a significant slate of films at the Cannes market. The collection highlights new projects from celebrated Italian directors including Gianni Amelio, Mario Martone, and Daniele Vicari. These filmmakers are known for their contributions to international cinema, with previous works recognized at festivals like Cannes and Venice.

Among the notable offerings is Victor Kossakovsky's new documentary, "Greenworld," which explores ecological themes in collaboration with botanist Stefano Mancuso. This film promises a fresh perspective on the plant kingdom. RAI Cinema's initiative aims to enhance the global reach of Italian filmmaking.

The sales unit is also promoting directorial debuts and sophomore features, alongside established auteur projects. Films like Irene Dionisio's "Idda" and Paolo Genovese's "The Sound of Something New" are part of this diverse lineup. Gabriele Muccino's "Things We Don't Say" and Roberta Torre's documentary "Christmas Song" are also featured.