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New York City, United States · Est. 1969 · High structural score (80–100) for legitimacy and industry clout — not limited to Oscar-qualifying festivals
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Open Roads: New Italian Cinema is the premier and only screening series offering North American audiences a diverse, extensive lineup of contemporary Italian films, showcasing compelling voices from both emerging talents and esteemed veterans across genres like dramas, satires, and documentaries. Organized annually by Film at Lincoln Center and Cinecittà in New York City, the festival is notable for presenting nearly all films as North American or U.S. premieres and for fostering direct engagement through in-person appearances by directors and actors. Its significance in the film festival circuit lies in its role as a vital promoter of Italian cinema, bridging the country's rich historical legacy with its current vitality and future trajectory.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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Founded
1969
Venue
Film at Lincoln Center
Screenings
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