A documentary series venturing inside the cinema of one of the most beloved directors of all time: Woody Allen. An exciting journey into the films, background and creative process of an authentic icon of world cinema and culture.

At Giunti Odeon, three great classics of American cinema from the 1970s will immerse you once again in the psychedelic and futuristic atmospheres of a decade that forever marked the imagination of cinema, music, visual culture and fashion.

Are you ready to explore the deepest, most hidden parts of yourself?
Then stop by GO for the launch of Abbraccia te stesso. Diario del lavoro sull'Ombra con Jung (Giunti Psicologia.io) by Alessandro Raggi and Grazia Pracilio!

About the book:

Embrace Yourself: A Shadow Work Journal with Jung is a unique guide for anyone looking to explore their unexplored sides through the lens of Jungian psychology. With practical exercises, original reflections, and self-exploration prompts, this book takes you on a journey into your Shadow — those aspects of yourself that often remain hidden, yet hold your most authentic and creative potential.

Inside, you’ll find an engaging and innovative roadmap for understanding Jung’s thought, along with a guided journal to explore what he himself called the Shadow. It’s not just a guide for reflection, but an invitation to dive into a rich journey of discovery and insight, helping you uncover unexpected parts of who you are.

Perfect for anyone ready to embark on a path of self-awareness and personal growth, Embrace Yourself invites you to recognize and welcome every part of your being. It’s a valuable resource for dialoguing with yourself and embracing all facets of your personality — a chance to reflect, dream, be surprised, and yes, even have fun along a journey that opens the door to a deeper connection with yourself.

The authors:

Alessandro Raggi is a psychologist, psychotherapist, and Jungian analyst. He is the director of the AION School of Analytical Psychotherapy in Bologna, founder of Psicoterapicamente (with centers in Naples, Rome, and Milan), vice president of the Ananke Foundation at Villa Miralago, and head of ABA Rome. He has curated numerous publications and is a speaker at both national and international conferences. He is the author of several books, including The Clinical Experience in ABA: Research and Treatment of Eating Disorders (2017) and The New Challenges of Psychoanalysis(2018).

Grazia Pracilio is a writer and editorial director involved in the development of major film and television projects. Among her initiatives is a digital education contest aimed at young creators, addressing and portraying key social issues in the online world — including hikikomori, revenge porn, extreme challenges, online grooming, sextortion, love education, and digital identity. These themes find in analytical psychology a necessary partner for understanding both mass phenomena and individual experience.

Children... let's read together at GO!

Every Sunday, from 11:00 to 12:00, our readers will take you through the pages of wonderful books, right under the stage at GO! Soft pillows and plenty of stories await you to end the week beautifully!

Each child who participates will receive a card where they can collect a sticker for each reading. Collect all 5 stickers on the card, and you'll receive a complimentary book (chosen from a selection of curated collections).

Free admission and no reservation required. Readings will be carried out only when the necessary attendance is reached.

At Giunti Odeon the traditional Sunday appointment with the great Disney and Pixar classics! To see and see again the great animated films that over many years have enchanted generations of viewers, young and old!

Irvine Welsh comes to Giunti Odeon – the unmistakable voice of contemporary literature and author of the iconic Trainspotting, the novel that inspired the cult film starring a young Ewan McGregor.
Welsh will be on our stage alongside journalist Simone Innocenti to present Resolution (Guanda), the novel that brings to a close the turbulent saga of Ray Lennox, one of the most enigmatic and intriguing characters created by the author.

The interview will be translated by Simona Caldera.

About the book:

Former detective Ray Lennox has decided to start over. He’s left Edinburgh and his burdensome past behind, moving to Brighton where his addictions and obsessions have been replaced by a healthier lifestyle, a job that keeps him out of trouble, and a new love with a young academic. But everything is about to be turned upside down…

A chance encounter with Mathew Cardingworth, a charismatic and successful businessman, brings back haunting memories from Lennox’s childhood — memories of a horrific afternoon in a tunnel. Could Cardingworth be one of the bastards who assaulted him when he was just eleven years old? Lennox has no doubt — that face hit him like a punch. But he clearly remembers there were three of them. Who were the others? Can he finally uncover their identities and bring them to justice?

In a nightmarish spiral of rage and violence, Lennox discovers that Cardingworth has many skeletons in his closet — and a dark link to the mysterious disappearances of foster children placed with families in the area during the 1980s and 90s. Old truths and new revelations collide in a disturbing and dangerous investigation, at the end of which Lennox, with nothing left to lose, will be willing to sacrifice everything to quench his thirst for revenge.

About the author:

Irvine Welsh is a Scottish novelist and playwright.
He rose to fame in 1993 with Trainspotting, the novel — and later cult film directed by Danny Boyle — that made him the voice of the "chemical generation." Since then, Welsh has become one of Europe’s most beloved authors. His work is a striking mix of energy, sharp intelligence, linguistic inventiveness, boldness, dark humor, excess, obscenity, and ruthless nihilism — ingredients that have defined the unique extremism of his unforgettable storytelling.

Among his other novels are Filth (1995), Glue (2001), The Bedroom Secrets of the Master Chefs (2006), Skagboys(2012), The Sex Lives of Siamese Twins (2014), The Blade Artist (2016), Dead Men’s Trousers (2019), Crime (2022), The Long Knives (2022), and Resolution (2024).

On the stage of Giunti Odeon, a conversation titled Defining the Meaning of One’s Life will be held with Abbot Bernardo Gianni and authors Bernardo Paoli and Maria Sperotto, on the occasion of the release of their book Qual è il tuo obiettivo? (Giunti Psicologia, 2025).

The Book:

All of life is an attempt to reach goals. But how can we pursue them without sabotaging ourselves? Knowing how to define our goals might seem obvious, yet it requires art, technique, and science—as demonstrated by thousands of scientific studies on goal-setting.

Qual è il tuo obiettivo? is the first book in Italy entirely dedicated to the process of defining goals. In these pages, the authors present the current state of knowledge on goal-setting and offer original solutions to stop self-sabotaging, thanks to well-defined goals.

A good goal must take into account not only our desires but also the surrounding context—and, above all, who we truly are, including our limits, resources, and psychological inclinations.

Qual è il tuo obiettivo? is an essential text for anyone involved in personal development, from psychological coaching to psychotherapy, as well as for trainers and educators. From now on, they can aim for goals that are not just SMART, but also INSPIREMAP, encompassing the ten characteristics that, according to scientific research, make a goal truly effective.

The Authors:

Bernardo Paoli is a psychologist, psychotherapist, hypnotist, and corporate and sports coach. Recognized as one of the leading experts in Italy in Brief Therapy and short-term consulting, he leads international workshops on rapid change techniques and the Brief Therapy of Balance Experiences—an innovative approach he developed. He is the author of numerous scientific articles and psychology books, including The Subtle Art of Messing Up Your Life (Mondadori, 2019) and Handbook of Psychological Techniques (with E. Parpaglione, Giunti, 2022).

Maria Sperotto, psychologist, earned her degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Padua. She has contributed to academic publications on clinical and methodological topics. She holds a Master's degree in Strategic Clinical Psychology and has trained in the Brief Therapy of Balance Experiences. She is currently training in cognitive-constructivist psychotherapy. She works in psychological and corporate consulting, with a special focus on personality issues, personal growth, leadership development, and improving organizational dynamics.