At Giunti Odeon, the highly anticipated new film by one of the most beloved directors of contemporary cinema, Wes Anderson: The Phoenician Scheme, in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. Anatole ‘Zsa-zsa’ Korda, an almost immortal tycoon, collects enemies and plane crashes, which he survives in spite of his saboteurs. In a climate of capitalist predation and imminent death, Korda puts his affairs in order and decides to leave his immense fortune to his daughter, an imperturbable novice, with a pipe and rosary, one step away from vows. Except that he has nine other children, all boys, whom he has neither the time nor the desire to love. The presence of Liesl, who accepts a job as a temporary heiress in an attempt to identify her mother's murderer, will change the game and the destiny of a father embarked on a daring industrial project.

A few days after his death, Giunti Odeon dedicates a tribute to Sebastião Salgado, one of the greatest photographers of all time, with the film that Wim Wenders made a few years ago, the splendid The Salt of the Earth. For forty years, Salgado travelled all over the earth's continents following the traces of a humanity in constant mutation. After witnessing the major events that have marked our recent history - international conflicts, famines, exoduses - he set out to discover unexplored territories and grandiose landscapes, to encounter wild fauna and flora in a major photographic project entitled ‘Genesis’: a tribute to the beauty of the planet. Sebastião Salgado's life and work are revealed to us through the intersecting gazes of Wim Wenders, also a photographer, and his son Juliano, who accompanied him on his last journeys.

At Giunti Odeon the new docufilm by director Thomas Torelli, who will be in the cinema to present the film for the occasion. Is reality really influenced by our mind? The answer in director Thomas Torelli's new film, Resonance, which features contributions from experts such as Erica Poli, Salvatore Brizzi, Enrico Caldari, Italo Pentimalli, Fabio Marchesi and Joe Vitale. Ten years ago, Thomas Torelli's Another World opened a window on this profound reflection, bringing to the big screen a journey between science, spirituality and collective consciousness. ‘Today, the new film picks up that legacy and takes it further, rigorously exploring the link between thought and reality, between what we believe possible and what we can actually transform,’ explains the director. Thanks to contributions from experts, ‘the film takes the viewer on a profound journey, capable of transforming the way we perceive ourselves and the world’. At the end of the screening, the director will meet the audience for a direct dialogue, enriching the experience with reflections and insights.