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Tribute to Tony Curtis, the actor chosen as testimonial for BFM 44’s Support campaign.
A tribute to the master of Polish cinema Andrzej Wajda, on the centenary of his birth and ten years after his death.
In collaboration with Istituto Polacco di Roma and Wytwórnia Filmów Dokumentalnych i Fabularnych.
Organised by Cooperativa Ruah, the IFF – Integrazione Film Festival is an event that has been exploring themes related to identity, inclusion and interculturalism for twenty years. The selection proposed at BFM 2026 brings together some of the most significant short films from recent editions of the Festival, which stand out for their ability to offer intimate and original perspectives on experiences of migration, dual cultural belonging, motherhood and choice.
The audio description is made by Centro Diego Fabbri. Subtitles for the hearing impaired are provided by Giuliana Sana (SLang – Soluzioni Linguistiche). The event is in collaboration with MovieReading.
An event organised by “Spazi aperti per una cultura accessibile”, a project promoted by Fondazione Comunità Bergamasca as part of Fondazione Cariplo’s Crowd4Culture call for proposals
This year’s event, curated by The Blank, features Elena Duque, a Spanish-Venezuelan director, programmer, writer and lecturer. The selection offers seven videos in which the artist alternates dreamlike everyday scenes with frames that appear as a rhythmic escalation of stills, windows, tiles, postcards and various modules that link together in an evolving visual mosaic. Elena Duque will return to Bergamo in November as a guest of the 16th edition of ArtDate, the contemporary art festival organised by The Blank, which this year has MAGIC as its theme.
In 2019, the City of Bergamo established the Ermanno Olmi Award in memoriam of the late lamented director and fellow citizen. Main goal of the Ermanno Olmi Award is the promotion of young filmmakers and their works. It is addressed to filmmakers of all nationalities and not older than 30. The short film El pütì pèrs/The Lost Child by Paolo Baiguera (Italy, 2025) won first prize and will be screened again during this edition of the Festival, along with the other finalist films.
The customary handover between Bergamo Film Meeting and Bergamo Jazz Festival this year features a live soundtrack for Rudolf Biebrach’s film Gräfin Küchenfee/Countess Kitchenmaid (Germany, 1918) by Virginia Sutera, one of the leading figures on the contemporary improvised music scene.
In collaboration with Bergamo Jazz Festival