In Paris, in May ’68, he looks down at the street, sees students throwing stones at the police and has a sudden realisation: whatever they may believe, he is on the other side

Feltrinelli tells us: “If it had been a political act, they would have targeted Mondadori. This is a widespread phenomenon that needs to be understood, and no books were stolen.”

Thirty years after the ‘Great-Great War’, the planet lies devastated and is dominated by two totalitarian superpowers, rivals yet united in their determination to erase every trace of the past from the public consciousness. The narrative debut of the university lecturer

The story of Virginia de Leyva, pieced together from documents and her few handwritten notes, reveals the person behind the public figure

From the friendship and ambition depicted in "Look Back" to the questions about reality raised anew by the Wachowski sisters’ 1999 masterpiece, right through to the haunted castles of "Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse". Three tips for navigating the contemporary imagination, from timeless classics to new adventures

In his 1984 essay ‘Che cos’è l’illuminismo?’, he stated that he preferred tactical, measured interventions to grand strategies for the re-founding of society and to the promises of the ‘new man’. Beyond the figure of the patron saint of oppressed minorities and deconstructor of gender identities

Anglo-Saxon journalists—whether heroic or cynical—are back on the big screen with "Primetime", "The Social Network" 2 and "Ink". Here, however, heroes are only to be found on screen in "Report", a year after the bombing. There are also courses, theatre, festivals, and numerous outings.