Giunti Odeon presents the highly anticipated Marty Supreme, the film starring the extraordinary Timothée Chalamet, nominated for 9 Academy Awards. Marty Mauser is a shoe salesman with an uncontrollable obsession for table tennis who moves through 1950s New York amid scams, bets, forbidden passions and dreams of glory. A daring existence for a larger-than-life character, eccentric and ambitious, excessive and legendary. Frantic and overwhelming, Marty Supreme is a visual and narrative explosion that oscillates between adrenaline, irony and emotional tension.

A Giunti Odeon la proiezione del film-evento Disunited Nations. A fine proiezione, in diretta streaming, la giornalista de Il Fatto Quotidiano Giulia Zaccariello dialoga con Francesca Albanese e Cecilia Strada. Nel marzo 2024, Francesca Albanese, Relatrice Speciale delle Nazioni Unite per i Territori Palestinesi Occupati, ha denunciato un genocidio a Gaza. Seguendo i suoi passi tra missioni, incontri istituzionali e pressioni politiche, questo documentario ci porta nel cuore della crisi delle Nazioni Unite, messa di fronte alla propria incapacità di impedire il massacro dei civili. Attraverso interviste, materiali d’archivio e il dietro le quinte del lavoro diplomatico, il film racconta il difficile equilibrio tra diritto internazionale, informazione e potere, mostrando come l’ONU e la comunità globale appaiano sempre più divise di fronte al conflitto.

One of the most eagerly awaited films of the year arrives at Giunti Odeon: a bold and original reinterpretation of one of the greatest love stories of all time, Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell, stars Margot Robbie as Cathy and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff. Their forbidden passion transforms from romantic feeling to overwhelming obsession in an epic story of desire, love, and madness.

Giunti Odeon presents a new screening of Franco Battiato. Il lungo viaggio (Franco Battiato: The Long Journey), the biopic directed by Renato De Maria and written by Monica Rametta, dedicated to one of the greatest artists in Italian music. The film follows the journey of the young Battiato, played by an extraordinary Dario Aita, from Sicily to his arrival in Milan in the 1970s, exploring the crucial moments on the road to success and accompanying him until his return to his beloved homeland. The movie is the story of an inner journey, in which the artist's nature, already inclined towards spirituality, transforms into a more conscious quest, also through his friendship with Fleur (Elena Radonicich), his relationship with his mother (Simona Malato) and fundamental encounters, such as his friendship with Juri Camisasca (Ermes Frattini) and Giuni Russo (Nicole Petrelli), up to his historic partnership with Giusto Pio (Giulio Forges Davanzati), co-author of many of the most important songs of Franco Battiato's career. The film traces Franco Battiato's evolution from radical experimentation to evenings with Giorgio Gaber and Ombretta Colli to pop success, focusing on his true journey: the search for his inner self. An intimate and visionary tale, in which music becomes the language of a constant striving towards the transcendent, beyond all forms of celebrity.