Dates of the film walks: “Nora Gregor: Diva of Multicultural Gorizia”
"The years leading up to the outbreak of the First World War were passing, a time when the Gregor family and many German-speaking citizens still called Gorizia their home."
On February 3, we launched the cycle of film walks within Kinoatelje’s project Nostro cine quotidiano – Our Ordinary Cinema with a cake and a lecture. This series includes five walks dedicated to the stories, figures, places, and films that have shaped the history of film culture in Gorizia and Nova Gorica.
The first set of walks is dedicated to Nora Gregor, a film and theater actress born on February 3, 1901, in Gorizia, who became one of the most significant actresses of her time, working both in Europe and Hollywood. Her career includes notable roles, such as in Michael (1924) by Carl Theodor Dreyer and Jean Renoir’s classic The Rules of the Game (1939). Her life story reflects the multicultural and multilingual Gorizia, where various influences intertwined until the turmoil of war changed the destiny of the city and its inhabitants.
READ MORE ABOUT NORA GREGOR, HER LIFE AND FILMS
Important Information:
- The walks are free of charge and available in Italian, Slovenian, and English language.
- Registration via the online form is mandatory.
- All walks start at BorGO Cinema - Gorizia, Raštel 57/59.
- Walks will take place with a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 25 participants.
- Each walk lasts a maximum of two hours (including one and a half hours of walking).
- Registration closes three days before each walk.
- After registration closes, you will receive an email with a summary of all the details.
- For larger groups, individual scheduling arrangements can be made via email.
- For additional information, contact
DATES – “Nora Gregor: Diva of Multicultural Gorizia”
Saturday, February 22, at 10:00
Saturday, March 1, at 10:00
Saturday, March 8, at 10:00
The exact start time of each walk will be communicated individually, based on the number of participants and the selected language.
“A THOUSAND YEARS OF HISTORY IN THE HEART OF EUROPE: BORGO CASTELLO, A CROSSROADS OF NATIONS AND CULTURES”, CUP F88F2200007. Funded by PNRR - Next Generation EU, Pilot Project PNRR M1C3, Measure 2, Investment 2.1, Line A.
