Italian Film Commission

Europe's largest Book Fair - Turin International Book Fair
05.07.2008
The Turin International Book Fair will host the seventh edition of the International Book Forum (May 8-10), the business area created to buy and exchange copyrights and to develop new literary projects for screen adaptations (fictions, feature films, documentaries, animation series)

Italian press hails Cannes coup
04.25.2008
Italy's robust presence at the upcoming 61st Cannes Film Festival was front page news Thursday in the country's top dailies, which are hailing the three Italian titles unspooling in the Official Selection as a sign of the local industry's new vitality.

The Unknown Woman
04.24.2008
The Unknown Woman is set to release in Los Angeles on June 27, 2008. The film will be in limited release opening New York (5/30), San Francisco (7/25) and Chicago (8/15).

The Italian Film Commission (IFC) is a division of the Italian Trade Commission (ITC) and operates as the promotional office for the audiovisual industry. The IFC provides information and assistance to the U.S. film, television, and audiovisual industry to promote and encourage the use of locations, facilities and Italian production personnel.

The Italian Trade Commission is the government agency entrusted with promoting trade, business opportunities and industrial cooperation between Italian and foreign companies. Headquartered in Rome, where it is known as Istituto nazionale per il Commercio Estero (ICE), it operates through 100 branch offices in over 84 countries and helps foreign and Italian companies to develop business partnerships.

With Mother of Tears, Dario Argento concludes the trilogy of horror he began with Suspiria and Inferno two decades before… More

Already a smash in its native Italy, “My brother is an only child”, which was presented at this year’s Cannes and Toronto film festival, reunites director Lucchetti with longtime collaborators Sandro Petraglia and Stefano Rulli, best known as screenwriters of the highly acclaimed “The best of Youth”. More

The following information is a summary of Regional Italian Funds. We recommend that you contact the individual Film Commission for further information on how to access funding that will assist you in financing your next project in Italy.