Film Walk: Big Screens, Cinema in Gorizia
Big Screens: Cinema in Gorizia
From Jesuit experiments in Piazza Grande and early screenings in beer gardens to the city’s first cinemas, this walk traces the evolution of film culture in Gorizia. It explores how cinema adapted during wartime and how it regained its place in post-war life, offering a unique perspective on the city.
May 3rd, 10:30 AM, starting at BorGO Cinema, Via Rastello 57
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More about the walk:
The history of Gorizia and its cinemas is so captivating that Kinoatelje, as part of the Nostro cine quotidiano project, has dedicated an entire walk to it.
Film critic and journalist Sandro Scandolara gathered information, anecdotes, and memories about Gorizia’s cinematic past in his 1990s column for Il Piccolo, later compiled into the book Nostro cine quotidiano.
During the walk “Big Screens: Cinema in the City,” film ambassadors will bring these stories to life for the very first time.
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Important Information:
- The walks are free of charge and available in Italian, Slovenian, and English.
- Registration is mandatory through the dedicated form.
- All walks will start from BorGO Cinema – Gorizia, Via Rastello 57/59.
- Each walk requires a minimum of 10 participants and a maximum of 25.
- The total duration of the walk is up to 2 hours (with 1 hour and 30 minutes of walking).
- Registration closes 3 days before the date of each walk.
- In the days leading up to the walk, you will receive an email with a summary of the information.
- For larger groups, it's possible to arrange a specific date and time via email at .
For further information, please contact us by email.