Lto 25th edition of the International Film Festival Capri- Hollywood this year will take place in digital using the Mymovies platform to host a worldwide competition with a selection of 1.600 works representing 90 countries. from 26 December 2020 al 2 January 2021, the Festival will include premieres and special screenings of films competing for the global year-end awards, come “Night” Gianfranco Rosi, which is candidate official of Italy for 93 ° Oscar.

In 2019 the Festival was defined by the Hollywood Reporter (USA) come “the last major festival of the year”, founded and produced by Pascal Vicedomini in collaboration with Capri in the World Institute since 1995, chaired by Antonio Lorusso Petruzzi with the support of the Director General for Cinema and Audiovisual of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism together with the Campania Region, with the support of the Italian Red Cross, and with the participation of various private sponsors.

This year's exceptional quarter-century celebration will highlight all of the Festival's achievements over the past 25 years and will offer unique opportunities for cultural exchanges, artistic and commercial within the world entertainment industry.

In making the announcement, Vicedomini declared: “Since its inception, Capri, Hollywood has established itself as a major venue for films and artists pursuing major world end-of-year awards. The festival, which traditionally takes place in the heart of winter on the enchanting island of Capri, has secured a well-deserved place in the international entertainment arena, thanks to its ever-increasing focus on the latest film and audiovisual trends and its never-ending commitment to focus on major humanitarian issues “.

“The 25th edition of the Festival takes place at a difficult time for the entire planet. However, the team from the Capri in the World Institute and I have tried to explore new ways and methods to make it happen, embracing cutting-edge digital tools through which they can continue to pursue their passionate promotion of Italy and its talents. , and to keep alive this unique international cinematic conclave that they established and nurtured in the beautiful Gulf of Naples ", Vicedomini added.

The board of the Festival includes beloved Italian and international luminaries such as Lina Wertmuller (honorary president of the Capri Institute in the world), Tony Renis (honorary president of the Institute), Marina Cicogna, Enrico Lucherini, Franco Nero, Valerio Massimo Manfredi and Enrico Vanzina . They will be joined by Noa (Festival President), Peppino of Capri, Andre Griminelli, the Oscar-winning artists Dante Ferretti, Francesca Lo Schiavo and Alessandro Bertolazzi as well as Terry Gilliam, Michael Radford and producers Mark Canton, Al Newman, Iginio Straffi and Andrea Iervolino.

On another front, Vicedomini and the Capri in the World institute have been able to strengthen the relationship between the Campania region, the island of Capri and the Hollywood community through Los Angeles, Italy Film, Fashion and Art Festival which takes place the week before the Academy Awards at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood. During the years, this festival was involved in a complex way in a number of important activities, tra cui l’Academy’s Governors Award for Lifetime Achievement a Lina Wertmuller, who was also honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2019, as well as with additional WOF Stars for a trio of iconic Italian artists – the director Bernardo Bertolucci (2008), the opera singer Andrea Bocelli (2010) and the composer Ennio Morricone (2016).

“And so, today as in 1995 and more than ever, we're here to say, long live Capri, long live hollywood, long live the artists and their creations! The quality of our future life will also depend on the ability of artists to tell their stories through their imagination and complete freedom of expression..

“We hope that this year you will have fun in Capri, Hollywood su MYmovies e sui social!”, Vicedomini concluded.

PROGRAM (feature films)

Saturday 26 December

4.30pm - Nocturne by Gianfranco Rosi (100’)

5.30pm - Almost Christmas by Francesco Lagi (87’)

7.00pm – Small Town Wisconsin di Niels Muller (105’)

8.30pm – Waiting for the Barbarians di Ciro Guerra (112’)

Sunday 27 December

2.30pm - Enrico Lucherini - I made all the colors of Marco Spagnoli (70’)

5.00pm - Outside it was spring by Gabriele Salvatores (75’)

5.30pm - I hate Massimo Venier’s summer (110’)

7.00pm - Red Moon Tide by Lois Patino (84’)

7.30pm - Divorce in Las Vegas by Umberto Riccioni Cateni (90’)

9.00pm - My band plays Fausto Brizzi's Pop (92’)

9.00pm - Recon by Robert David Port (95’)

Monday 28 December

2.30pm - Achille Tarallo by Antonio Capuano (103’)

2.30pm - Fire at Sea by Gianfranco Rosi (107’)

2.30pm – Happy Times di Michael Mayer (93’)

4.30pm - Antonio Capuano's hole in the head (95’)

5.30pm - Enrico Vanzina's Italian lockdown (94’)

7.00pm - Vagabonds di Philippe Dajoux (108’)

7.30pm - Cinema never stops by Marco Serafini (96’)

Wednesday 30 December

2.30pm - Winx Club - The secret of the lost kingdom by Iginio Straffi (95’)

3.30pm - Below Sea Level by Gianfranco Rosi (110’)

4.30pm - Winx Club 3D - Magical adventure by Iginio Straffi (87’)

5.30pm – Songs of Solomon di Arman Nshanian (100’)

6.00pm- Gladiators of Rome by Iginio Straffi (95’)

6.30pm – Critical Thinking di John Leguizamo (117’)

7.30pm - Echoes by Tommy Llorens (88’)

8.30pm - Enrico Iannaccone's Vacation (98’)

Thursday 31 December

10.00am - The great beauty of Paolo Sorrentino (150’)

12.00pm - Youth - The Youth of Paolo Sorrentino (118’)

2.00pm – This Must be the Place di Paolo Sorrentino (118’)

3.00pm - Fandango At The Wall di Varda Bar-Snow (92’)

4.30pm - The truth about Giuseppe Pedersoli's La Dolce Vita (83’)

5.00pm - Exitus - The passage of Alessandro Bencivenga (120’)

6.00pm - Laces by Daniele Luchetti (100’)

7.00pm - Oliver Black di Tawfik Baba (93’)

Friday 1 January

2.30pm - Trash by Luca della Grotta and Francesco Dafano (88’)

3.30pm - The three donkeys of Nicola di Francescantonio (115’)

4.00pm - Miss Marx by Susanna Nicchiarelli (107’)

5.00pm - Papier Mache by Vitalj Suslin (77’)

6.00pm - The Rossellinis by Alessandro Rossellini (100’)

6.30pm – 90 seconds by Giuseppe Rossi (65’)

8.00pm - The Shift at Alessandro Tonda (121’)

8.00pm - The Black Dance by Mauro John Capece (93’)

9.30pm - The Eumenides of Gipo Fisano (70’)

Saturday 2 January

2.00pm – 7 Kibeles in Orhan Tekeoglu (57’)

2.00pm – My Kingdom di Guillaume Gouix (107’)

3.00pm - Havana Kyrie by Paolo Consorti (100’)

4.00pm - Bad Neighbor by Ricardo Herrera (95’)

5.00pm - Isthmus of Carlo Finizi (100’)

6.00pm - Las Gardenias di Federico Ahumada (68’)

7.00pm - The girl in the fog by Donato Carrisi (127’)

8.00pm - The other moon by Carlo Chiaramonte (94’)

8.00pm – Last Call for Tomorrow di Gary Null (93’)

9.30pm - Donato Carrisi's Man of the Labyrinth (130’)