Screening of the docuseries, consisting of 5 episodes of 18 minutes each, which tells the general public about the behind-the-scenes of some of Italy's greatest opera houses through the words of the professionals who work away from the eyes of spectators. Produced by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, made by the Florentine company Berta Film.

Operatic concert featuring a collection of pieces narrating the tragic fate of the 7 female protagonists in Puccini's operas.
Semi-formal dress code is required.

Projection of the film in Italian with English subtitles, curated by Nexo Digital and courtesy of Jcj Production.
Plot: A documentary that chronicles two years in the life of Jago, an artist who moves from Naples to New York to work alone on a personal version of Michelangelo's Pietà. Jago, also a pop star with over 1 million followers, a traveler, and an entrepreneur, challenges the conventions of the art market to inspire young people with a new approach to art.

An open dialogue with the artist on how art becomes a tool for cultural and social connection, revealing the behind-the-scenes of his creative process and his direct relationship with the audience through new technologies.
JAGO is a contemporary Italian artist specializing in sculpture. Born in Frosinone in 1987, he combines traditional techniques with modern themes, using marble as his primary medium and sharing his creative process through videos and social media. Selected by Vittorio Sgarbi for the Venice Biennale in 2011, he gained recognition with works such as Habemus Hominem, a reinterpretation of the bust of Pope Benedict XVI. He has exhibited and taught internationally, across Italy, China, and the United States.

The concert features the performance of Singapore's Red Dot Baroque ensemble, the first professional baroque music group formed at the prestigious Yong Siew Toh Conservatory. The event takes the audience on a journey through the roots of 17th-century Italian baroque music, celebrating the works of iconic composers such as Claudio Monteverdi, Marco Uccellini, and Girolamo Frescobaldi. Thanks to the artistry of Red Dot Baroque, the audience will rediscover timeless melodies and lively dances, evoking the elegance and cultural complexity of Italy during the baroque period.

Projection of the film in Italian with English subtitles, curated by the Venice Biennale.
Plot: The Desirè family is a dysfunctional one, where the parent-child relationship is blurred, a two-headed monster that devours any hope of freedom for the children, while the parents embody a desperate pursuit of a lifestyle beyond their means.