Special K: once upon a time in South Korea

Between political divisions, social tensions and conflicting identities, South Korean cinema has built a hybrid and radical language. Eclectic in its genres and profound in its themes, it tells stories of collective fears, hierarchies, competition and gender roles, becoming a key to understanding Korea today.
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By Gaia Luani
Special K: once upon a time in South Korea
April 29 marks World Dance Day: not just a date on the calendar for those who work in the field, but also an opportunity to celebrate the universality of movement, and break down every barrier.
By Giorgia Carmine

World Dance Day: The Practice of Absolute Presence

April 29 marks World Dance Day: not just a date on the calendar for those who work in the field, but also an opportunity to celebrate the universality of movement, and break down every barrier.
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By Martina Tessarin

Hamnet: the power of life and death

It’s one of the films that helped 2026 get off to a good start: particularly appreciated by critics and audiences for its strength and depth, Hamnet can not leave indifferent, and reaches into the most hidden and darkest places of the human soul.
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By Zoulikha Rezki

Iftar street Bologna: at the table to break down prejudices

Last February, Bologna hosted Italy’s largest Iftar Street event. We wanted to narrate it through the voices of the people who were there, conveying the authentic meaning of one of the most deeply rooted traditions of the Muslim community in Italy. 
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Neuroaesthetics and the Thrill of Art: Is It Just Emotion or Neuroscience?
By Mariantonietta Popolizio

Neuroaesthetics and the Thrill of Art: Is It Just Emotion or Neuroscience?

An in-depth look at neuroaesthetic, the phenomenon that explains the link between emotions and neuroscience, and how the social power of art makes us co-creators.
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By Sofia Lima

Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: the America that not everyone wants to see

Bad Bunny turns the Half Time Show into something much bigger than a show, bringing on the stage flags, Latin culture, and reminding the world that America is a continent, not a border. 
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Algerians
By Zoulikha Rezki

Surviving, triumphing and shaping the future: Algerians at war

An analysis of "Algerians at War", a report that recounts the War of Independence through the testimonies of Algerians who lived through the revolution.
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