US EditionMartin Scorsese joins hundreds of filmmakers rallying to save Rome's cinemas
- Martin Scorsese and others have signed an appeal to stop the conversion of Rome's cinemas into shopping centers as a new regional law is being proposed.
- The appeal is supported by notable figures in film, including Spike Lee and J.J. Abrams, urging the preservation of cultural spaces.
- Valerio Carocci of Rome's Cinema America collective stated that the legislation could lead to the closure of active theaters, jeopardizing future generations.
- In a letter, Scorsese called the potential changes a 'sacrilege' to Rome's cultural heritage, addressing leaders including President Sergio Mattarella and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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Martin Scorsese Urges Italy’s President and Prime Minister to Save Rome Cinemas From Being Turned Into Malls and Hotels: It’s ‘Utterly Unacceptable’
Martin Scorsese has launched an appeal to Italy's president and prime minister in an effort to save Rome's movie theaters from threat of developers.
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From Scorsese to Rossellini, artists seek to save Rome cinemas - General News
From Isabella Rossellini to Léa Seydoux, from Alfonso Cuaron to Olivier Assayas, a long list of renowned directors and actors have signed an appeal launched by Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Jane Campion, Wes Anderson and Ari Aster urging President... (ANSA)
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