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Permit
Permit (Poland, 2025, 81′) Italian subtitles Thursday 1 October, 9 p.m., Cinema Teatro Monterosa, via Brandizzo, 65 Job Film Days 2026 pre-opening event, in collaboration with Cinema Teatro Monterosa. On Thursday 1 October at 9 p.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Cinema Teatro Monterosa, presents Permit, the feature debut of Polish director Robert Kwilman. The film tells a story of exploitation and the denial of rights that gives rise to solidarity among the exploited and an act of rebellion. The screening will be preceded by welcome remarks from representatives of Districts 1 and 6 of the City of Turin. With Giulia Venco (project manager for the reception of unaccompanied foreign minors, Salesian network in Piedmont and Valle d’Aosta) and Monira Najibzada (project coordinator for youth centres, Associazione Giovanile Salesiana). Admission: tickets required. Italian premiere International title: Permit Original title: Capo Director: Robert Kwilman Screenplay: Malwina Górecka, Kirk Kjeldsen, Robert Kwilman Photography: Kasper Lorek Edit: Chiang Ming-wei Sound: Aleksandra Landsmann, Daniel Adamczyk, Mikołaj Tyrakowski Cast: Daniel Vasquez, Beatriz Blanco, Aleksandra Herrera, Josiana Costales, Ivan Sharan Production: Nonoto Film Cooperative Adrián is a young Colombian who lives and works in Lipowice. He is tasked with bringing South American workers to Poland, […]
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La guerre des prix
Job Film Days 2026 Opening Night La guerre des prix (France, 2026, 96′) Italian premiere Tuesday 6 October, 8.30 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 1, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 The seventh edition of Job Film Days opens on Tuesday 6 October at 8.30 p.m. at Cinema Massimo. Following welcome remarks from the authorities, the evening continues with a reading by actress Manuela Massarenti and a screening of the opening film, La guerre des prix by Anthony Dechaux (France, 2026, 96′). Presented in its Italian premiere, the film follows Audrey, who has built her career promoting organic dairy products from small local businesses. As a purchasing manager for a major retail chain, she finds herself confronted with a system driven by profit that threatens her ideals of sustainability. A thriller about work and economic power, featuring Olivier Gourmet. The evening is hosted by Stefania Rosso (actress). Admission: free, subject to seat availability. To make a reservation, send an email to: info@jobfilmdays.org International title: La guerre de prix Original title: La guerre de prix Director: Anthony Dechaux Photography: Pierre Dejon Music: Benjamin Grossman Edit: Cécile Staes-Lacommère Cast: Ana Girardot, Olivier Gourmet, Julien Frison, Jonas Bloquet, Aurélia Petit Production: Les Filme de Jeanne, La […]
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Learning with tv – Work. Film restoration
Learning with tv – Work Film restoration Tuesday 6 October, 10 a.m., Palazzo della radio-Mediateca Rai, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 31 In collaboration with Rai Teche. On Tuesday 6 October at 10 a.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Rai Teche, organises an educational session primarily aimed at upper-secondary and vocational school students, focusing on the restoration of film materials from the RAI Archive. Carlo Conversano, from Rai Teche’s Media Digitisation and Preservation department, will explain the approach and methods behind the complex but fascinating work that Rai Teche has been carrying out for several years to ensure the transmission, accessibility and long-term preservation of the Rai Archive, one of the largest and most diverse in the world. The session will explore the techniques, tools and interventions involved, as well as the ethical choices faced by restorers. The session is led by Carlo Conversano (specialist in Media Digitisation and Preservation at Rai Teche). Admission: restricted to schools.
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Crescendo – Storie in formazione
Crescendo – Storie in formazione (Italy, 2026, 38′) Tuesday 6 October, 10.30 a.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 1, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Cnos-Fap Piemonte. On Tuesday 6 October at 10.30 a.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Cnos-Fap Piemonte, presents the world premiere of Crescendo – Storie in formazione (Italy, 2026, 38′), Matteo Bellizzi‘s new film about Salesian vocational training centres, which have supported young people’s development for more than 150 years. The film tells the story of this daily work, built on relationships between students and educators, Salesians and laypeople, families and communities. The director introduces the film, followed by a Q&A. Speakers: Father Giorgio Degiorgi (President, Cnos-Fap Piemonte), Matteo Faggioni (President, Forma Piemonte), Giovanni Bocchieri (Director of Education and the Right to University Education, Training and Employment, Regione Piemonte). Moderated by Giuseppe Puonzo (Head of Social Communications, Cnos-Fap Piemonte). Admission: by invitation. Worldwide premiere International title: CRESCENDO – Storie in formazione Director: Matteo Bellizzi Photography: Matteo Bellizzi Edit: Matteo Bellizzi Sound: Marco Montano Production: CNOS-FAP Piemonte Salesian vocational training centers have been supporting young people’s worth for over 150 years. From Don Bosco’s vision to the present day, the world has profoundly changed, but the spirit […]
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Tribute to Frederick Wiseman
Tribute to Frederick Wiseman Hospital (United States, 1970, 84′) Italian subtitles Wednesday 7 October, 9 p.m., Cinema Fratelli Marx, Groucho Screen, Corso Belgio, 53 In collaboration with Filmmaker Festival. On Wednesday 7 October at 9 p.m. at Cinema Fratelli Marx, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Filmmaker Festival, presents Hospital by Frederick Wiseman. Filmed inside Metropolitan Hospital Center, New York’s largest hospital, the film follows medical staff through their daily activities, as well as patients from different social backgrounds. Hospital is one of the early works of the great documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, who died on 16 February 2026. Introduction by Luca Mosso (Director, Filmmaker Festival). Admission: tickets required. International title: Hospital Original title: Hospital Director, edit: Frederick Wiseman Photography: William Brayne Sound: Dick Vorisek Production: Osti Films Hospital is one of the first movies by Frederick Wiseman, documentary cinema giant to whom Job Film Days pays homage, honoring him a few months after his passing. Filmed inside the Metropolitan Hospital Center, the largest hospital in New York, the movie follows the medical staff in the various daily activities alongside patients from diverse social backgrounds, the majority of whom are poor and marginalized. With his unique listening and observing style, […]
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Umani, macchine e il futuro del lavoro
Umani, macchine e il futuro del lavoro Wednesday 7 October, 5 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Ires Piemonte. On Wednesday 7 October at 5 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ires Piemonte, presents the short films Welcome to Set by Cyan Bae (Netherlands, 2026, 15′), No Mean City by Ross McClean (United Kingdom, United States, 2025, 14′) and We Were Here by Pranav Bhasin (India, 2026, 11′). Among the major transformations of our time, artificial intelligence technologies are also reshaping work: new opportunities, new risks and new questions. Taking this selection of short films as a starting point, experts discuss AI’s impact on organisations and employment, with a view to its human-centred application. Followed by a discussion with Alessandro Ciro Sciretti (President, IRES Piemonte), Francesco Ronchi (President and Chief Technology Officer, Synesthesia), Gregorio Buzzelli (Politecnico di Torino). Moderated by Giorgio Vernoni (researcher, IRES Piemonte). Admission: free. Welcome to set (Netherlands, 2026, 15′) Italian subtitles International title: Welcome to Set Original title: Welcome to Set Director, Screenplay, graphic design: Cyan Bae Photography: Cristina Lavosi, Hattie Wade Music, edit: Sergio González Cuervo Color grading: Mayis Rukel Cast: Inés Dominguez […]
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Learning with tv – Work. Set design
Learning with tv – Work Set design Wednesday 7 October, 10 a.m., Palazzo della radio-Mediateca Rai, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 31 In collaboration with Rai Teche. On Wednesday 7 October at 10 a.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Rai Teche, organises an educational session primarily aimed at upper-secondary and vocational school students, exploring the work of the set designer. Maurizio Zecchin, a Rai set designer with thirty years of experience who has designed sets for numerous programmes broadcast on Rai channels and for several television dramas, will explain how a set is conceived and takes shape, from the initial idea through to construction and broadcast. The session traces the stages of the process: analysing the programme concept or screenplay, working with the director and production team, developing initial sketches, technical design, choosing materials, construction and assembly, and finally adapting the set to filming requirements, lighting and video content. Examples will illustrate the differences between two fields: in television programmes, set design must create a recognisable visual identity while meeting the needs of the studio, cameras and lighting; in drama, settings help define the story, period and characters’ identities. The session is led by Maurizio Zecchin (Rai set designer). Admission: bookings […]
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American Doctor
American Doctor (Malaysia, Palestine, United States, Qatar, Denmark, 2026, 93’) Italian subtitles Wednesday 7 October, 6.30 p.m., Cinema Romano, Screen 1, Galleria Subalpina, Piazza Castello, 9 In collaboration with Ordine Medici Chirurghi e Odontoiatri della provincia di Torino. On Wednesday 7 October at 6.30 p.m. at Cinema Romano, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine Medici Chirurghi e Odontoiatri della provincia di Torino, presents American Doctor by Poh Si Teng. Through the experiences of three doctors of Palestinian, Jewish and Pakistani backgrounds, the film reflects on the meaning of care in wartime and the relationship between medicine and politics. From the wards of a Gaza hospital to the corridors of American political power, American Doctor shows how the medical profession can also become a means of bearing witness and, once back home, continuing to defend patients and colleagues. Followed by a discussion with Manuela Crucitti (anaesthetist, Médecins Sans Frontières), Paolo Narcisi (anaesthetist, Rainbow for Africa) and Elena Giovannella (anaesthetist, Emergency), joining remotely. Moderated by Chiara Rivetti (Vice-President, Ordine dei Medici di Torino). Admission: tickets required. International Title: American Doctor Original Title: American Doctor Directed by: Poh Si Teng Cinematography: Ibrahim Al-Otla, Chris Renteria Editing: Ema Ryan Yamazaki, Christopher White Music: Suad […]
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She
She (Italy, France, Vietnam, 2025, 75′) Italian subtitles Wednesday 7 October, 10 a.m., Politecnico di Torino, Great Hall, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi, 24 In collaboration with CGIL – CISL – UIL Torino and Politecnico di Torino. On Wednesday 7 October at 10 a.m. at Politecnico di Torino, Job Film Days, in collaboration with CGIL-CISL-UIL Torino and Politecnico di Torino, presents She by Parsifal Reparato, who returns to the Festival after presenting Nimble Fingers in 2020. This new work once again focuses on working conditions in Vietnam, through a factory in one of the world’s largest electronics industrial parks. Eighty thousand people work there, 80% of them women, subjected to twelve-hour shifts, exploitation and pervasive surveillance. Combining documentary and reconstruction, the film portrays the lives of these women workers through a chorus of images and voices, also conveying their ability to keep looking towards the future with hope. Welcome remarks by Tania Cerquitelli (Politecnico di Torino). Followed by a discussion with Emma Ferulano (the film’s screenwriter), Francesca Re David (National Secretary, Cgil), Alessandra Colombelli (Politecnico di Torino, Chair of the Equal Opportunities, Wellbeing and Non-Discrimination Committee), Tatiana Mazali (Politecnico di Torino, Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning), Silvia […]
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What Comes from Sitting in Silence?
What Comes from Sitting in Silence? (France, United States, South Korea, Switzerland, 2026, 77’) Italian subtitles Thursday 8 October, 6.30 p.m., Cinema Romano, Screen 1, Galleria Subalpina, Piazza Castello, 9 In collaboration with Ordine degli Avvocati di Torino and Magistratura democratica. On Thursday 8 October at 6.30 p.m. at Cinema Romano, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine degli Avvocati di Torino and Magistratura democratica, presents the Italian premiere of What Comes from Sitting in Silence?by Sophie Schrago. In Mumbai, Judge Khatoon has established a women’s Islamic court to offer women a space in which to report the violence they have suffered and seek justice, challenging conservative social structures. The film’s political dimension particularly impressed the jury at the 2026 Visions du Réel festival in Nyon, which awarded it the National Competition Jury Prize with the following citation: “The film addresses a difficult reality with extraordinary empathy for its courageous protagonists, who strive to preserve their personal integrity.2 The director introduces the film, followed by a Q&A. Speakers: Cesarina Manassero (lawyer and Chair of the Equal Opportunities Committee, Ordine Avvocati Torino), Dafne Koumentakis (Council Member, Ordine Avvocati Torino), Giulia Locati (judge, Turin Court of Appeal). Admission: tickets required. International Title: […]
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Kevine et Fortune
Kevine et Fortune (Switzerland, 2025, 62′) Italian premiere Thursday 8 October, 10 a.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with ACLI Torino and Enaip Piemonte. On Thursday 8 October at 10 a.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Enaip Piemonte and ACLI Torino, presents the Italian premiere of Kevine et Fortune by Sarah Imsand. Through the story of two young Cameroonian women footballers, the film explores the difficulties of professionalising women’s sport and the desire to turn a passion into a job. Amid training sessions, insecurity and obstacles, Kevine and Fortune pursue their dream of playing in Europe and for Cameroon’s national team, in a context where making football a profession remains a challenge for women. Welcome remarks by Roberta Mastromauro and Carlo Emilio Zummo (Provincial Executive, Acli Torino), Matteo Faggioni (Director General, Enaip Piemonte; President, Forma). Followed by a conversation with Pamela Gueli (captain of the Moncalieri Calcio women’s team), interviewed by Stefania Collina (journalist and teacher). Admission: screening reserved for Enaip Piemonte students. International title: Kevin and Fortune Original title: Kevin et Fortune Director, screenplay: Sarah Imsand Photography: Sylvain Marco Froidevaux Edit: Olivia Frey, Romain Namura Music: Frank Williams, […]
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Cuba & Alaska
Cuba & Alaska (Ukraine, Belgium, France, 2025, 93′) Italian subtitles Thursday 8 October, 9 p.m., Cinema Fratelli Marx, Groucho Screen, Corso Belgio, 53 In collaboration with Ordine dei tecnici sanitari di radiologia medica (TSRM) e delle professioni sanitarie tecniche, della riabilitazione e della prevenzione (PSTRP) Torino, Aosta, Alessandria e Asti. On Thursday 8 October at 9 p.m. at Cinema Fratelli Marx, Groucho Screen, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine dei tecnici sanitari di radiologia medica (TSRM) e delle professioni sanitarie tecniche, della riabilitazione e della prevenzione (PSTRP) Torino, Aosta, Alessandria e Asti, presents Cuba & Alaska by Yegor Troyanovski. The film tells the story of two young Ukrainian paramedics, Yuliia “Cuba” and Oleksandra “Alaska”, who spend each day helping the wounded along the front line of the war in Ukraine. At the heart of the story is not only the brutality of the conflict, but above all the deep bond between the two women, built on companionship, courage and mutual support. As the director has explained, his aim was less to depict the action of war than to offer “a portrait of friendship in wartime”. Followed by a discussion with Giuseppe Smeraldi (President, Ordine TSRM e PSTRP) and Salvo […]
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The Roots of Madness
The Roots of Madness (Switzerland, 2026, 107′) Italian subtitles / English subtitles Thursday 8 October, 9 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Ordine dei Giornalisti del Piemonte. On Thursday 8 October at 9 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine dei Giornalisti del Piemonte, presents the Italian premiere of The Roots of Madness by Edgar Hagen. After forty years reporting on conflicts in the Middle East, journalist Ulrich Tilgner returns to the places he covered as a correspondent, accompanied by Edgar Hagen’s camera. Through encounters with old friends and contacts and a vast archive of images, the film brings the past reported by the journalist into dialogue with the consequences those wars have left in the present. A journey through the memory of war reporting and the work of those who have chosen to cover conflicts on the ground. The director introduces the film, followed by a Q&A. With Carla Piro Mander (journalist). Admission: tickets required. Italian premiere International title: The Roots of Madness Original title: The Roots of Madness Director: Edgar Hagen Screenplay: Edgar Hagen, Fanni Hatházi, Mark Daniels Photography: Börres Weiffenbach, Soran Khateri, Michael Hammon, Michael […]
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La dignità del lavoro
The dignity of work Thursday 8 October, 2.30 p.m., Ordine dei Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino, Via Pietro Giannone, 10 In collaboration with Ordine dei Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino. On Thursday 8 October at 2.30 p.m., at the association’s headquarters, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine dei Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino, presents three short films that explore work from unusual perspectives. Il quaderno di Tommaso by Marco Pellegrino (Italy, 2026, 20′), L’uomo a cui hanno rubato il cuore by Francesca Sepa and Riccardo Colleluori (Italy, 2026, 15′) and Overwork by Céline Berger (Germany, 2025, 10′) use different stories and cinematic approaches to explore the relationship between work, conscience, productivity and identity. From the discovery of civic responsibility to a critique of a system that measures people by their productivity, and the alienating repetition of everyday gestures, these three films invite us to view the world of work from unexpected angles. Followed by a discussion with Fabrizio Bontempo (President, Ordine Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino), Luca Furfaro (Secretary General, Fondazione Studi Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino), Stefania Vettorello (Council Member, Ordine Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino). Admission: by invitation. Tommaso’s Notebook (Italy, 2026, 20′) International title: Tommaso’s Notebook […]
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Scarecrows
Scarecrows (Latvia, Lithuania, 2025, 90′) Italian subtitles Thursday 8 October, 2.30 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with CGIL – CISL – UIL Torino. On Thursday 8 October at 2.30 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with CGIL-CISL-UIL Torino, presents the Italian premiere of Scarecrows by Laila Pakalnina. Filmed over four seasons, the documentary goes behind the scenes at Riga Airport, following the teams responsible for monitoring animals on the runways and preventing accidents and collisions. This little-known job, which demands constant attention and allows no breaks, is portrayed through the ironic and distinctive gaze of one of Latvia’s leading filmmakers. Followed by a discussion with Salvatore Giallombardo (Secretary, FIT-CISL Piemonte). Admission: by invitation. A limited number of tickets are available to the public. Italian premiere International title: Scarecrows Original title: Putnubiedekli Director, screenplay: Laila Pakalnina Photography: Maris Maskalans Edit: Ieva Veiveryté Music: Paulius Kilbauskas, Vygintas Kisecicius Sound: Jonas Maksvytis Production: Moonmakers, VFS Films Shot across four seasons, the latest movie by Laila Pakalnina, one of the leading filmmakers in Latvia and Baltic countries – Italian premiere at the festival – takes us to discover a hidden side of an […]
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School at work
School at work Friday 9 October, 10 a.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Centro Provinciale di Istruzione per Adulti (CPIA2), Primo Liceo Artistico, Engim Artigianelli, Centro polifunzionale Baraca, Aiace Torino and CSC-Archivio Nazionale Cinema Impresa. On Friday 9 October at 10 a.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days devotes a morning to exploring work through the world of education, with screenings of short films and a feature-length film. The programme opens with Cosa faremo da grandi by Davide Tosco (Italy, 2026, 15′), made with a class from Tommaseo Primary School in Turin. The film was produced by Aiace Torino as part of the Cinema e Immagini per la Scuola initiative, supported by the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education and Merit, with CSC-Archivio Nazionale Cinema Impresa, also in collaboration with the International Training Centre of the United Nations’ International Labour Organization and Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi di Torino. This is followed by short films made as part of the “Uscite di sicurezza” project, supported by the City of Turin: Chiunque lo sapeva (Primo Liceo Artistico Torino, 6′), Storie che camminano (CPIA 2 “Piero Angela”, 13′), Il caso è chiuso (Centro polifunzionale […]
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Le journal d’une femme de chambre
Le journal d’une femme de chambre (Romania, France, 2026, 94′) Italian subtitles Friday 9 October, 9 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 On Friday 9 October at 9 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days presents the Italian premiere of Le journal d’une femme de chambre by Radu Jude, screened at the Directors’ Fortnight at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. In this film by one of contemporary European cinema’s most brilliant and radical directors, the work of Gianina, a young Romanian woman employed as a domestic worker by a bourgeois family in Bordeaux, and the role she is preparing for the stage begin to mirror one another. Alongside lead actress Ana Dumitrașcu, the cast includes Vincent Macaigne as her employer Pierre Donnadieu, and Mélanie Thierry. With corrosive irony and black humour, Jude lays bare invisible labour, class relations, immigration and the contradictions of a bourgeoisie that is progressive only on the surface. A social satire that turns everyday life into an uncomfortable mirror for the viewer. The film is introduced by Roberto Manassero (film critic). Admission: tickets required. International title: Diary of a Chambermaid Original title: Le journal d’une femme de chambre Director, screenplay: Radu […]
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The keepers of cinema. The transformation of cinema work between memory and future
The keepers of cinema. The transformation of cinema work between memory and future Friday 9 October, 2.30 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Agis Piemonte e Valle d’Aosta. On Friday 9 October at 2.30 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Agis Piemonte e Valle d’Aosta, presents the discussion The Keepers of Cinema. The Transformation of Cinema Work Between Memory and the Future. Over the past thirty years, cinemas have undergone profound change. This event offers an opportunity to retrace the sector’s evolution over those decades before going behind the scenes through the voices of its protagonists. Through anecdotes and recollections, the spotlight falls on often invisible professions, revealing how cinema work has evolved and the new professional and creative opportunities now open to younger generations. Introductions by Gimmi Basilotta (President, AGIS Piemonte Valle d’Aosta) and Marta Valsania (Director General, AGIS Piemonte Valle d’Aosta). Followed by a discussion with Bruno Surace (Università di Torino, PhD in Semiotics and Media), Paola Fumagalli (cinema exhibitor and Head of Human Resources, Arcadia Cinema circuit), Sergio Geninatti (Cinema Manager, Cinema Massimo in Turin). Admission: free.
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Il filo della storia
Il filo della storia (Italy, 2026, 53′) Friday 9 October, 6.30 p.m., Cinema Romano, theatre 1, Galleria Subalpina, Piazza Castello, 9 In collaboration with CNA Torino. On Friday 9 October at 6.30 p.m. at Cinema Romano, theatre 1, Job Film Days, in collaboration with CNA Torino, presents Il filo della storia by Patrizia Di Blasi. In Coazze, in the Sangone Valley, the history of hemp reveals an entire world of work, from cultivation to weaving and the factories that shaped the area’s economic growth. Through the voice of master weaver Bruno Tessa, personal testimonies and archive material, the film reconstructs an agricultural and textile tradition. Yet memory also opens a perspective on the future: the film asks whether a hemp supply chain could be reintroduced to generate new products, jobs and more sustainable forms of economic activity. The director introduces the film, followed by a Q&A. Speakers: Bruno Tessa (master weaver and the film’s protagonist), Flavia Giai Miniet (weaver featured in the film), Anna Nepote Valentin (weaver, Museo Etnografico e Laboratorio dell’Arte tessile lanzese), Federica Baravalle (Secretary, Assocanapa), Tiziana Furegato (Mostra mercato artigianato tessile, Collegno), Giancarlo Carrisi (Heritage & Innovation textile arts project), Mioara Verman (President, CNA Federmoda Piemonte). Moderated […]
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Ulysse
Job Film Days 2026 awards ceremony – Closing film Ulysse (France, 2026, 97′) Italian subtitles / English subtitles Sunday 11 October, 8 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 1, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 The closing night of the seventh edition of Job Film Days takes place on Sunday 11 October at 8 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 1. The evening includes the awards ceremony for the Festival’s competitive sections: the international competition for documentaries and fiction features exploring different aspects of the world of work, the “Lavoro 2026” JFD – INAIL Piemonte International Film Award; and the competition for short films made in the European Union by directors under 40, exploring emerging jobs and the challenges of contemporary work, the “Job for the Future 2026” JFD – Camera di commercio di Torino Award. Prizes will also be awarded to the best film treatments on the theme of work developed during the “Dall’idea al soggetto Job Film Days 2026” writing workshop. The awards are supported by Ordine dei Consulenti del Lavoro di Torino and Aurora Penne – Officina della scrittura. The audience will then be able to watch the closing film, Ulysse (France, 2026, 97′) by Laetitia Masson, presented in the Un Certain […]
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Calle Cuba
Calle Cuba (Cuba, Chile, Mexico, 2026, 95′) Italian subtitles Sunday 11 October, 5 p.m., Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Via Giuseppe Verdi, 18 In collaboration with Cinetrab and Festival de Cinema de Lima PUCP. On Sunday 11 October at 5 p.m. at Cinema Massimo, Screen 3, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Cinetrab and Festival de Cinema de Lima PUCP, presents Calle Cuba by Vanessa Batista, winner of the ILO-Cinetrab Award at the 2026 Festival de Cine de Lima. On Calle Cuba in Old Havana, four women from different generations reveal, through their lives, the fragility and resilience of a country in crisis. The documentary was recognised for its realistic and humane approach to the world of work through women’s experiences, making visible care work and other forms of labour that, although essential to everyday life, are not always recognised as such. The event is introduced by Carmen Benitez (Cinetrab). Admission: tickets required. Italian premiere International title: A Street Named Cuba Original title: Calle Cuba Director: Vanessa Batista Screenplay: Vanessa Batista, Guillermo Barberà Photography: Guillermo Barberà Edit: Joanna Montero Sound: Damián Rubiera, Aldonza Contreras Castro Production: Claudia Olivera, Vanessa Batista, Ivonne Gutiérrez In Calle Cuba, in the Old Havana district, four […]
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