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Roberto Rossellini Retrospectives Head to L.A. and New York for the Italian Neorealist Master’s 120th Birthday

IndieWire·Oct 28, 2026 · 9:00 AM CT
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Italian neorealist Roberto Rossellini would have turned 120 this year, and retrospectives are coming to both coasts. The Academy Museum in L.A. presents 'Roberto Rossellini Prefers Real Life' starting Nov. 4-5, and Film Forum in New York runs the 25-film 'Rossellini 120' from Nov. 20 to Dec. 10.

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