Un velo di grigio sulle palpebre – Lo sguardo delle divine Tuesday 29 September, 4.30 p.m., Centro Incontro Circoscrizione 7, Corso Casale, 212 In collaboration with Centro Incontro Circoscrizione 7 and the Madonna del Pilone branch of Università della terza Età (Unitre). On Tuesday 29 September at 4.30 p.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Centro Incontro Circoscrizione 7 and the Madonna del Pilone branch of Università della terza Età (Unitre), presents the theatre performance Un velo di grigio sulle palpebre – Lo sguardo delle divine. In this production by Associazione Liberipensatori Paul Valery, under the artistic direction of Stefania Rosso, four actresses journey through the lives of the “divas” of the silver screen. They choose to shift the focus beyond the icons themselves to those who inhabited, brushed against, built or suffered within that world, revealing the stories behind each legendary face. Admission: free. Based on an idea by Oliviero Corbetta with Stefania Rosso, Daniela Vassallo, Elena Canone, and Vanessa Lonardelli. “A Veil of Gray on the Eyelids” is a journey into and around the myth of cinema, to places where the spotlight never quite reaches. Four actresses trace the lives of the “divas” of the silver screen but […]

No Other Choice (South Korea, France, 2025, 139′) Italian subtitles Tuesday 29 September, 9 pm, Associazione culturale Comala, Corso Francesco Ferrucci, 65/a In collaboration with Associazione culturale Comala. On Tuesday 29 September at 9 pm, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Associazione Culturale Comala, presents No Other Choice by Park Chan-wook. The director of the “Vengeance Trilogy” (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance) turns the fear of losing one’s job into a ruthless black comedy about how far a man can go when he feels he has no alternatives left. Admission: free. International title: No Other Choice Original title: Eo-jjeol su-ga eop-da Director: Park Chan-wook Screenplay: Park Chan-wook, Lee Kyoung-mi, Don McKellar, Jahye Lee Photography: Kim Woo-hyung Edit: Kim Ho-bin, Kim Sang-beom Music: Cho Young-wuk Cast: Lee Byung-hun, So Yul Choi, Lee Sung-min, Son Ye-jin, Yeom Hye-ran Production: CJ ENM Co., CJ Entertainment, Moho Film  Distribution: Lucky Red You Man-su, an expert employee of paper company Solar Paper, where he has worked for twenty-five years, loses his job when a US company acquires it and lays off most of the staff. Until that moment, his life seemed perfect with a house, wife and two children. Now, everything has changed. […]

Opening of the photography exhibition “Uno scatto per raccontare il lavoro” Thursday 1 October, 6.45 p.m., Ramo d’Oro, Galleria Umberto I, Piazza della Repubblica, 4 In collaboration with Ordine dei Giornalisti del Piemonte and Ramo d’Oro. On Thursday 1 October at 6.45 p.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Ordine dei Giornalisti del Piemonte and Ramo d’Oro, opens the photography exhibition Uno scatto per raccontare il lavoro. Photographs by Simona Carnino, Max Ferrero, Michele D’Ottavio, Lorenzo Goisis, Giò Palazzo, Mauro Raffini, Alessandro Rocca, Stefano Rogliatti, Roberto Sias and Mauro Ujetto. A visual narrative told through multiple voices, highlighting photojournalism’s role as a witness to the present and a means of reflecting on rights and the changing world of work. For the first time, photojournalists from Piedmont with different backgrounds and sensibilities come together in an exhibition that combines the invaluable work of photojournalism with its vocation as an attentive witness to the present. Places, professions, men and women. Work that is missing, and work that offers a chance for a fresh start. Work as fulfilment, exploration and the beauty of a craft. Places that speak of a vanished industrial world, still powerfully present in the city’s imagination. Of toil and […]

Opening of the photography exhibition “Il metallo e la carne” by Robertino Radovix Friday 2 October, 6 p.m., Cinema Romano, Galleria Subalpina, Piazza Castello, 9 In collaboration with Cinema Romano. On Friday 2 October at 6 p.m., Job Film Days, in collaboration with Cinema Romano, opens “Il metallo e la carne”, a photography exhibition by Robertino Radovix, curated by Elena Radovix. Created inside an Indian foundry, the work explores the relationship between bodies and materials in industrial production. In these powerful images, the presence of workers – often without adequate protective equipment – brings vulnerability and exposure to risk into focus. A critical reflection on work, safety and rights, in which photography becomes a tool for raising awareness. Admission: restricted to screening attendees.