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Triennale Milano
Il Nostro Tempo – Cinema Nights and screening program
December 12 2024 – March 16 2025
Installation view, Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier, photo by Andrea Rossetti
The exhibition Il Nostro Tempo, CinéFondationCartier, staged under the cultural partnership with Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, is accompanied by a program of panel discussions and screenings co-curated by Triennale Milano and Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, alongside Fondazione Piccolo America-Cinema Troisi.
Still of the film TWST – Things We Said Today by Andrei Ujica
Talk

Cinema Night Stories in history

Two master film-makers, Andrei Ujica and Pietro Marcello, discuss how the editing of archive images forms a cornerstone of their cinematographic lexicon.
Still of the film TWST – Things We Said Today, Andrej Ujica
Screening

TWST – Things We Said Today

Andrei Ujica
1965: the Beatles, the New York World’s Fair and the Watts riots. A journey to the hidden core of a world both gone and palpably present.
Still of the film The Mouth of the Wolf, Pietro Marcello
Screening

The Mouth of the Wolf

Pietro Marcello
A creative editing style that weaves together documentary moments, interviews, letters, and a wealth of archival video material about Genoa, its port, and its 20th-century history.
Still of the film The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceaușescu by Andrei Ujica
Screening

The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceaușescu

Andrei Ujica
A montage documentary on the life of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu.
Still of the film Lost and Beautiful by Pietro Marcello
Screening

Lost and Beautiful

Pietro Marcello
From the heart of Vesuvius, Pulcinella is sent to contemporary Campania to fulfil the last wish of Tommaso, a shepherd: to save a young buffalo, Sarchiapone.
Still of the film The Silence of Pelechian by Pietro Marcello
Screening

The Silence of Pelechian

Pietro Marcello
A homage to the Armenian filmmaker Artavazd Pelechian: a journey through his work and the profound link between cinema and life.
Still from the film Le Meraviglie, Alice Rohrwacher
Talk

Cinema Night Rural

The Rural series explores the little-known terrain of contemporary rurality, navigating ancestral rituals, methodical labor, and the fear of an uncertain future.
Still from the film La Vie Moderne, Raymond Depardon
Screening

La Vie Moderne

Raymond Depardon
Depardon chronicles the lives of farmers in the French mountains, amid daily challenges and deep ties to the land, celebrating traditions and questioning the future of small farms.
Still from the film Le quattro volte, Michelangelo Frammartino
Screening

Le quattro volte

Michelangelo Frammartino
A visual poem about the cycles of life and nature, a magical journey through forgotten traditions and mysteriously intertwined lives.
Still from the film Le Meraviglie, Alice Rohrwacher
Screening

Le Meraviglie

Alice Rohrwacher
SOLD OUT
Winner at Cannes, Alice Rohrwacher's second film tells the story of a timeless rural utopia, featuring Umbrian beekeepers and clashing generational visions.
Still from the film Il mondo Perduto, Vittorio De Seta
Screening

Il mondo perduto

Vittorio De Seta
Between 1954 and 1959, Vittorio De Seta recounts with a poetic and innovative gaze the traditions of a South threatened by progress.
Still of the film Les Glaneurs et la Glaneuse, Agnès Varda
Screening

Les Glaneurs et la Glaneuse

Agnès Varda
Agnès Varda's documentary explores the lives of those who salvage food and discarded objects, turning waste into resources and art, between city and country.
Still from the film Bestiari, Lapidari, Erbari, Massimo D’Anolfi and Martina Parenti
Talk

Cinema Night Werner Herzog and the four natural elements

Massimo D’Anolfi and Martina Parenti
Introduction to the screening program Werner Herzog and the four natural elements with Massimo D'Anolfi and Martina Parenti discussing contemporary documentary filmmaking.
Still from the film Lektionen in Finsternis,Werner Herzog.
Screening

Lektionen in Finsternis

Werner Herzog
Presented at the 1992 Berlin Film Festival, the film showcased images of the concurrent Gulf War, adopting a particularly aerial and disorienting perspective.
Still from the film Cave of Forgotten Dreams,Werner Herzog
Screening

Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Werner Herzog
An exciting journey into the heart of an extraordinary underground world, revealing masterpieces of art from more than 32,000 years ago.
Still from the film Little Dieter Needs to Fly,Werner Herzog
Screening

Little Dieter Needs to Fly

Werner Herzog​
The story of Dieter Dengler's escape from a captivity in Laos, which transforms his story into a reflection on courage and freedom.
Still of the film The Wild Blue Yonder, Werner Herzog
Screening

The Wild Blue Yonder

Werner Herzog
A narrative that interweaves the story of astronauts lost in space with the mysterious unidentified object of Roswell, enhanced by the presence of Brad Dourif as an alien.
Still of the film I Saw the TV Glow by Jane Schoenbrun 
Talk

Cinema Night I see myself, others see me

A dialogue between cartoonist and activist Fumettibrutti and director Yuri Ancarani on the theme of identity narration, explored through the languages of graphic novels and cinema.
Still of the film Eat the Night
Screening

Eat the Night

Jonathan Vinel and Caroline Poggi
PREMIERE WITH FILMMAKERS
Italian premiere with the filmmakers of the thriller film revolving around the relationship between two brothers from Le Havre, France, who are fans of a video game called Darknoon.
Still of the film Pacifiction, Albert Serra
Screening

Pacifiction

Albert Serra
Inspired by the autobiography of Polynesian actress Tarita Tériipaia (Marlon Brando’s third wife), the film by Albert Serra is a formidable rondo of encounters, illusions, and allusions.
Still of the film Atlantide, Yuri Ancarani
Screening

Atlantide

Yuri Ancarani
Still of the film I Saw the TV Glow
Screening

I Saw the TV Glow

Jane Schoenbrun
Late 1990s: two teenage outcasts form a friendship through their shared passion for a television series. As the years go by, their perception of reality begins to blur.
Still of the film Ho affittato un killer di Aki Kaurismäki, 1990
Talk

Cinema Night The Second-to-Last in the World

A talk to present the screening program The Second-to-Last in the World, a true cinematic journey that aims to investigate, through four films, those marginal and invisible individuals to whom cinema has been able to give space and voice.
Still of the film Oasis
Screening

Oasis

Lee Chang-dong
Jong-du is awkward and insecure, pulling up his nose, laughing inappropriately. One day he meets Gong-ju, a girl with cerebral palsy. Both have families who treat them badly and exploit them. Is there a place in the world for the two of them?
Still of the film Miracolo a Milano
Screening

Miracolo a Milano

Vittorio De Sica
The 1951 Cannes award-winning fantasy film unfolds as a fairy tale set in a world where “good morning really means good morning.”
Still of the film Stray Dogs
Screening

Stray Dogs

Tsai Ming-liang
In a deserted Taipei, the lives of a father and two sons unfold in the daily despair of those with nowhere to go and struggling to support themselves. One day, the family is joined by a woman...
Still of the film I Hired a Contract Killer
Screening

I Hired a Contract Killer

Aki Kaurismäki
A businessman, after losing his job and realizing he's alone in the world, decides to take his own life. However, while waiting to die, he meets a woman he falls hopelessly in love with.
Still of the film The Falling Sky
Talk

Cinema Night Under the Same Sky

Carte Blanche to Eryk Rocha and Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha
A dialogue between filmmaker Eryk Rocha, philosopher Paolo Pecere and film critic Marco Giusti, focusing on the film The Falling Sky.
© Artavazd Peleshyan
Screening

La Nature

Artavazd Peleshyan
La Nature by Armenian director Artavazd Peleshyan is a visually powerful work that explores the relationship between humans and nature.
Still of the film Uaká
Screening

Uaká

Paula Gaitán
In Xingu, in the Kamaiurá village, the Quarup, a great festival in which men steal divine fire to bring it to earth, is celebrated every year.
Still of the film Nũhũ Yãg Mũ Yõg Hãm: Essa Terra É Nossa!
Screening

Nũhũ Yãg Mũ Yõg Hãm: Essa Terra É Nossa!

Isael Maxakali, Sueli Maxakali, Carolina Canguçu, Roberto Romero
The film gives shape, as much physical as mythical, to the territory of the Maxakali, an indigenous people now confined to three portions of land in northeast Minas Gerais, bordering the state of Bahia.
Still of the film Chircales
Screening

Chircales

Marta Rodriguez and Jorge Silva
The documentary, shot between 1966 and 1972, chronicles the lives of the Castañeda family, brick manufacturers on the outskirts of Bogotá.