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September 8, 2025

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FIRST HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2025 ST. ALI ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCED WITH
NEW HIT COMEDY FROM PAOLO GENOVESE TO OPEN THE FESTIVAL

The largest celebration of Italian culture and film outside Italy, the ST. ALi Italian Film Festival, returns to cinema screens this September – October with an unmissable selection of the best new Italian cinema. Presented by Palace, the 2025 edition of the festival will screen in Sydney, Melbourne, Ballarat, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Byron Bay and Ballina, commencing on September 17 in Adelaide and Canberra with other cities to follow.

The full 2025 line up will be revealed in late August with these first highlights offering a tantalising taste of what to expect in this year’s program, which will showcase the filmmaking and acting talents of Italy’s finest.

For information and updates, please visit italianfilmfestival.com.au and sign up or follow us on Facebook @ItalianFF and Instagram @ItalianFilmFest for all the latest news.

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