At Giunti Odeon the new film starring Timothée Chalamet, nominated for 8 Oscars, including Best Picture!  Directed by James Mangold, A Complete Unknown is set in 1960s New York where a 19-year-old musician from Minnesota, Bob Dylan, is establishing himself as a folk singer. We follow his performances in the concert halls of the Big Apple and witness his meteoric rise to the top of the charts. Thanks to the unmistakable charm of his songs, his popularity soon transcends the borders of North America, giving him worldwide success. His extraordinary artistic journey of those years culminated with his groundbreaking rock and roll performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965.

WARNING: ‘A Complete Unknown’ contains several sequences of images and flashing light effects that could be disturbing for people potentially predisposed to photosensitive epilepsy or other forms of photosensitivity.

A few days after David Lynch's death, Giunti Odeon pays tribute to one of the greatest directors in the history of cinema with a new special screening of one of his last masterpieces. Released in 2001 and hailed as ‘the most important film of the 21st century’, Mulholland Drive stars Betty, a naive dreamer from deepest Ontario who arrives in Hollywood with dreams of becoming a star. Waiting for roles and glory, she stays in the flat of her aunt, who has returned to Canada. Behind the door she finds Rita, a brunette femme fatale who escaped an accident and two gunmen who wanted her dead. But Rita doesn't know this (anymore) because she has lost her memory behind a curve in Mulholland Drive. Betty and Rita, the name is borrowed from Hayworth, investigate to find her, becoming accomplices and then lovers. The former excels in casting, the latter gradually reconstructs her identity. But the move to the cabaret ‘Silencio’ redistributes names and roles. Betty ‘wakes up’ Diane Selwyn in a miserable flat. Always blonde and always provincial, she tries to be an actress and only gets insignificant roles. She meets and loves Rita, who is now called Camilla Rhodes, is a star of the silver screen and is about to marry a fashionable director. Rejected by her lover and Hollywood, Diane hires a hitman to kill Camilla and then ‘dreams’ to regain her innocence.

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of its release, one of the greatest love films of the new millennium, an absolute masterpiece by Wong Kar-wai, returns on the big screen at Giunti Odeon (in a new 4K version). Hong Kong, 1962. Chow (Tony Leung), editor-in-chief of a local newspaper, moves with his wife to a new flat in a building inhabited mostly by people from the Shanghai community. He meets Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung), a young and very beautiful woman who has just moved in with her husband. The woman works as a secretary in an export company, while her husband is a representative for a Japanese company, so he frequently travels for business. Since his wife is also often away from home, Chow spends a lot of time in Li-zhen's company. They often get together to play mah-jong or discuss the latest gossip. Chow and Li-zhen become close friends, until they discover that their respective spouses are having an affair...

Just a few days after the release of Mickey 17 (6 March), the highly anticipated new film by Bong Joon-ho starring Robert Pattinson, his most famous film, Parasite, returns to Giunti Odeon in a new, never-before-seen black and white version, made possible thanks to a long work of colour correction carried out frame by frame, under the supervision of the Korean master. 

Winner of four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director, the highly acclaimed Parasite stars the story of the Kim family, consisting of the father Ki-taek, a man with no drive, a mother, Chung-sook with no ambition, and two children, the 25-year-old Ki-jung and the younger, Ki-woo. They live in a squalid flat, located in the basement of a building, and are very close to each other, but without a penny in their pockets or a job or any hope for a bright future. Ki-woo gets the perverse idea of forging his diploma and identity to reinvent himself as a tutor and give lessons to Yeon-kyuo, the Park family's teenage daughter. The latter are a wealthy family, who, unlike the Kims, live in a large mansion, thanks to the earnings of the patriarch, an IT company executive. Ki-woo mainly teaches the girl English at a very good price, which generates enthusiasm and hope in his relatives. The boy, noticing how the Park's youngest daughter likes to draw, has the devious idea of inventing that his sister Ki-jung is an art teacher, allowing her to infiltrate their lives as well. Little do the two families know, however, that this encounter is only the beginning of a strange story, which will lead to the Kims infiltrating more and more of the Park's routine, like a parasite does with a foreign organism.

The film is forbidden to minors under 14 years of age.

For one night only, at Giunti Odeon, the magic and storytelling power of Hans Zimmer's music are set to captivate audiences around the world with an unforgettable cinematic experience, thanks to the film-concert that captures the extraordinary live performance of some of Zimmer's most famous and epic compositions, including the music from Dune, The Gladiator, Interstellar, The Lion King.

In the iconic Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai and the starry dome of Al Wasl Plaza at Expo City Dubai, decades of cinematic masterpieces come to life thanks to musicians from Zimmer's long-standing collaborative band and an international orchestra of excellence. From the dunes of the Arabian desert to the heights of the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, these performances offer an intimate and unique experience of Zimmer's most beloved and renowned scores. 

Featuring conversations with Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Billie Eilish, Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Finneas, Jerry Bruckheimer, Johnny Marr, Pharrell Williams, Tanya Lapointe and directed by Emmy winner and multiple Grammy nominee Paul Dugdale, Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert offers viewers a rare glimpse into Zimmer's creative process, exploring the impetus behind his creation and the stories behind his closest and most enduring collaborations.