Sorrentino's latest, a portait of today's Rome, premiered in competition in Cannes.
In addition to Sorrentino's latest Cannes entry, Munich will screen works such as “Il Divo” and “This Must Be the Place.”
COLOGNE, Germany – Italian director Paolo Sorrentino, whose latest, The Great Beauty
was a critical smash in its Cannes competition debut, will receive a
retrospective of his life's work at next month's Munich International
Film Festival.
The Munich festival, which runs June 28-July 6, will present This Must Be The Place in its German premiere and will screen a wide range of Sorrentino's early work, including the Oscar-nominated Il Divo (2008), Sean Penn/Frances McDormand-starrer This Must Be The Place (2011) and the director's first two features: One Man Up (2001) and The Consequences of Love (2004). The retrospective will also include a selection of Sorrentino's early short films.
The director will attend the festival and take part in a public Q&A about his life and work.
The Munich festival, which runs June 28-July 6, will present This Must Be The Place in its German premiere and will screen a wide range of Sorrentino's early work, including the Oscar-nominated Il Divo (2008), Sean Penn/Frances McDormand-starrer This Must Be The Place (2011) and the director's first two features: One Man Up (2001) and The Consequences of Love (2004). The retrospective will also include a selection of Sorrentino's early short films.
The director will attend the festival and take part in a public Q&A about his life and work.
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