Third appointment with the Movie-PRO-Uni film series, the film club aimed at the student community, but also open to university staff!

On Tuesday, March 11, starting at 7:45 PM, the film "Carnage" (2011) by Roman Polanski will be screened in Classroom 0B (ground floor) of Building H3.

The film, based on the play "God of Carnage," highlights the dynamics of conflictual communication, starting from the confrontation between two couples of parents following an argument between their children.

The film series, which includes five screenings in Italian with English subtitles, is promoted as part of the PRO-BENE-COMUNE project, with the goal of creating a space for discussion, dialogue, and growth to discover new perspectives through cinema.

After each screening, there will be a debate involving representatives of the Student Lists. These have been included in line with the core objectives of the project, namely to make the student community the protagonist of the proposed initiatives.

The debate will feature Dr. Caterina Lombardini, psychologist at the University’s Psychological Counseling Service.

Seats can be reserved via the QR code available on the Poster.