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Cinecittà si Mostra e MIAC

Cinecittà si Mostra and The MIAC - Italian Museum of Moving Images – are the cultural initiatives based within the historic Cinecittà Studios

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Cinecittà si Mostra e MIAC

Cinecittà si Mostra and The MIAC - Italian Museum of Moving Images – are the cultural initiatives based within the historic Cinecittà Studios

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MIAC

12/09/2026 ─ 30/09/202616 events

MIAC—the Italian Museum of Audiovisual Arts and Cinema—is a multimedia, interactive, and immersive museum dedicated to the art of the moving image. Buy your ticket now!

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Cinecittà Shows Off

12/09/2026 ─ 30/09/202616 events

Discover the incredible world of Cinecittà and buy your ticket now!

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Cinecittà si Mostra

MIAC - Museo Italiano Audiovisivo e Cinema

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Cinecittà Shows Off

Four interactive exhibition routes situated in the original buildings tell the history of Cinecittà Studios and Italian and international cinema: “Shooting at Cinecittà” offers an exploration of the history of great films while learning about stories and curiosities through images, videos, interviews and original costumes; “Backstage - An educational route through Cinecittà” reveals the key roles in filmmaking; “Submarine S-33” set was created for U-571 directed by Jonathan Mostow, while the fourth itinerary, “FELLINIANA - Ferretti dreams Fellini” is a deep dive into the world of Fellini’s imagination. This exhibition was created by Oscar©-winners Francesca Lo Schiavo and Dante Ferretti, the latter being the set designer who gave shape to the director’s dreams and visions.

MIAC – Italian Museum of Moving Images

The MIAC – Italian Museum of Moving Images is a multimedia museum where visitors can explore Italy’s immense audiovisual heritage through immersive experiences, interactive installations, and thematic insighs bridging art and cinema. Opened in 2019, the museum is located inside the historic buildings originally used for the film development and printing laboratory, the mechanical workshop, and the film stock storage vaults.