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In November the cold weather arrives and the trees turn yellow, but cinema is getting greener. It is the perfect season to spend warm evenings in the theaters or on the sofa, in the company of new Green Film certified films and series.
Here are some new releases for November.
Produced by La Kaseta Ideas Factory. Directed by David Fontseca Romanos, Montse Bover Rabionet. A Spanish series that deals with climate change as its main theme.
You can watch it here.
The reality of climate change is brought to life in Catalunya through the program ‘Kanviem?‘, which is hosted by young activist Olivia Mandle and presented without any filters. Simultaneously, the program seeks out projects and initiatives that are achieving significant successes in the fight against climate change in Spain. In terms of pedagogy, it provides ideas and actions that viewers can take to reduce the impact of the climate crisis.
Climate change and human actions have disrupted the natural balance. Pollution, global warming, rising sea levels, atmospheric changes, large-scale wildfires, and torrential storms force us to analyze the new climatic context and search for future solutions.
The world needs a change.
Produced by Ginko Film and Elda Productions. Directed by François-Xavier Destors and Alfonso Pinto.
The documentary was premiered on 11 November 2023 at the 64th edition of the Festival dei Popoli in Florence in the Italian competition.
“Better to die of cancer than of hunger,” are words you may well hear on Priolo beach in Sicily. In the shadows of the lovely city of Syracuse lies one of Europe’s largest petrochemical complexes. 70 years after the arrival of the first refineries, the area seems to have been abandoned to its fate as poison taints the sky, water and land. Woven around fragments supplied by residents who resist, are resigned or choose to look the other way, the film Toxic Sicily sets out to tell the tale of a place sacrificed on the altar of progress, modernity and globalisation.
You can watch the trailer here.
Produced by Smk Factory. Directed by Andrea Paco Mariani and Luigi D’Alife. The documentary was selected in the “Let the music play” section of the 64th edition of the Festival dei Popoli in Florence.
In 1988 in Melpignano, a small town in Salento, a historical event took place: for the first time Soviet rock bands performed beyond the borders of URSS. The following spring, some Italian bands, including CCCP, performed in the Soviet Union. Through unpublished archival material and the direct protagonists’ testimonies, we will discover the incredible story of the tour that succeeded in creating a bridge between two worlds that had been divided until then, through a language that needs no interpreters: music.
Produced by JoleFilm, Partner Media Investment and Rai Cinema. Directed by Gianfilippo Pedote and Giliano Carli. Release date 09/11/2023
A young Austro-Hungarian soldier crosses the barrier of the Italian lines and flees. Through his fantastic journey in the land of the enemy his memories alternate between his traumatic experience on the front and that of his idyllic childhood accompanied by the love of nature. His name was Peter Pan.
Produced by Mompracem and Rai Cinema. Directed by Marco Manetti and Antonio Manetti. Cast: Giacomo Gianniotti, Miriam Leone, Monica Bellucci and Valerio Mastandrea. The third and final chapter of the trilogy that began in 2021 with Diabolik and continued in 2022 with Diabolik, Ginko all’attacco, will be released in cinemas on 30 November 2023.
Captured by a ruthless gang of criminals, the legendary master thief Diabolik and Inspector Ginko find themselves face to face, both locked in a cell with no way out. Certain of facing an inevitable death, Diabolik decides to talk. Without hesitation, he reveals to his archenemy that he grew up on a mysterious island, inhabitated by the most brilliant criminals of every metier. Meanwhile, Eva Kant and Altea are desperately looking for their men. Will the paths of the two rivals cross again?
You can watch the trailer here.
See you at the movies!