It doesn’t matter what you think of it; it matters what you think. It’s not whether you liked a film or not; it’s how, and to what extent, that film generated ideas and meaning, and triggered emotions that can be shared. If you think you know how to think about a film, fight about a film and also understand and support the opinions of those who see it differently, then "Fight Cult" is the game for you. Eight films: eight film noir you either love or hate. Then eight teams of three contestants each. At the start of each match one of the eight films that will fought over is drawn by lot. One team is for the film, the other is against. But you don’t choose whether you’re for or against; to win that right - to selecting your own point of view - you’ll have to win a game. If you win the game you can choose what side to take. For fifteen minutes it’s an all-out brawl. One minute per person, then it’s the other team’s turn. At the end, the audience votes to decide which team fought better and defended its point of view more effectively. The winning team goes to the next round, the losing one is eliminated. The finals will be held on December 12th-15th at the IULM University in Milan. All the "Fight Cult" matches will be broadcast live on:
www.welovecinema.it.
The eight films in the ringThe Consequences of Love by Paolo Sorrentino
Quo vadis baby? by Gabriele Salvatores
Romanzo criminale by Michele Placido
Gomorrah by Matteo Garrone
Anime nere by Francesco Munzi
I Can Quit Whenever I Want by Sidney Sibilia
Suburra by Stefano Sollima
Italian Race by Matteo Rovere
