LOS ANGELES — Greta Scarano’s film “Siblings” was presented in Hollywood during the 21st edition of LA, Italia – Film, Fashion and Art Festival, bringing one of the most interesting recent Italian titles to the international stage during the week leading up to the Academy Awards.
The screening took place at the historic TCL Chinese Theatre, where the film was introduced to the audience by actor Gilles Rocca and director Antonio Silvestre, who were present in Hollywood and took the stage to greet the public and present the project before the screening.
Before the projection, Rocca and Silvestre highlighted the importance of supporting new Italian filmmakers and bringing contemporary Italian cinema to international audiences. Greta Scarano, widely known for her acclaimed acting career, continues to expand her work behind the camera with a film that explores the emotional complexity of family relationships and the delicate balance between personal identity and shared history.
The presentation of “Siblings” was part of the festival’s program dedicated to promoting new Italian voices in cinema, offering Hollywood audiences the opportunity to discover emerging talents and stories from Italy.
Founded and produced by Pascal Vicedomini, LA, Italia – Film, Fashion and Art Festival is promoted by the Istituto Capri nel Mondo with the support of the Italian Ministry of Culture, under the patronage of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) and the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT), in collaboration with Intesa Sanpaolo, KPMG and Rainbow, and with the participation of the Consulate General of Italy in Los Angeles, ICE – Italian Trade Agency, and the Italian Cultural Institute of Los Angeles.
