Rome, Italy and Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese Urges Italy's President and Prime Minister to Save Rome Cinemas From Being Turned Into Malls and Hotels: It's ‘Utterly Unacceptable'
Martin Scorsese, Jane Campion and Wes Anderson are among the signees of an appeal to stave off the impending threat that a substantial portion of Rome's movie theaters could be converted into shopping centers and supermarkets under proposed regional legislation.
Martin Scorsese Urges Italy's President To Save Rome Cinemas From Turning Into Malls
Martin Scorsese, Jane Campion and Wes Anderson make an appeal to prevent Rome's theatres from being converted to shopping malls and hotels
Movie stars are fighting to save Rome’s cultural venues – here’s why
The government of the Lazio region could approve a law that would make these cinemas, many of which are historic and abandoned, fair game to developers looking to build supermarkets and shopping malls. RECOMMENDED: This popular Italian city just introduced a new anti-tourism restriction.
Martin Scorsese Petitions to Save Rome's Cultural Venues - Including 50 Movie Theaters
A new Italian law could turn the city's theaters into shopping centers and supermarkets. Scorsese, Jane Campion, David Cronenberg, Wes Anderson, and more stand against it.
Spielberg signs Scorsese drive to save Rome cinemas
Steven Spielberg on Monday joined a drive led by Martin Scorsese and other creative greats to save Rome's cultural spaces and especially cinemas from being turned into malls, supermarkets and hotels.
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Film Icons Mobilize to Save Rome's Cinemas from Commercial Threat
Filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese and Wes Anderson, are rallying to prevent the transformation of Rome's cinemas into ...
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Today in Italy: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
Leading film directors urge Italian government to 'save' Rome cinemas, New Zealand tourist fined €500 for taking a dip in Trevi Fountain, and more news from Italy on Tuesday.