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Claudio Cinus

Claudio Cinus

Claudio Cinus has always thought that if his life were a film, it would be directed by Tsai Ming-liang: one of those "boring" Taiwanese films where nothing happens for minutes and minutes... He was born in Cagliari and stayed there for thirty years, but when he decided to leave, he did so to live in two of the most beautiful cities in the world – Venice first, then Rome. He studied subjects at university for which he had no aptitude, but fortunately he obtained a job as a clerk with which he is very satisfied. He watches so many films that when he has some memory, he can no longer distinguish his real memories from the sequences of the films he has seen; almost always in the original language, of every genre and nationality, because art is the best means to appreciate diversity and combat homogenization.

84 articles

Articles

Portraying Disability at the Far East Film Festival

Claudio Cinus • May 13, 2026

Stories from the Margins at the Rotterdam Festival

Claudio Cinus • March 9, 2026

Making Cinema Heard: Accessibility and Hearing Loss at the Rome Film Festival

Claudio Cinus • January 28, 2026

Stars in the Spotlight, Stories in the Shadows: Three Films at the Torino Film Festival

Claudio Cinus • January 5, 2026

What to Watch Over the Holidays

Claudio Cinus • December 23, 2025

Freedom Has No Age

Claudio Cinus • October 20, 2025

Between Voices and Signs: When Language Shapes Connection

Claudio Cinus • October 10, 2025

Venice 82: When Reality Follows You Into the Cinema

Claudio Cinus • September 16, 2025

Venice 82: How Virtual Reality Cinema Tells Disability Stories With Empathy

Claudio Cinus • September 3, 2025

«I made this movie for him, not for myself»

Claudio Cinus • August 19, 2025

Pilgrims on Film: Sacred Journeys from Lourdes to Mecca

Claudio Cinus • July 29, 2025

Care as Calling: Four Films at the Berlinale That Demand Reflection

Claudio Cinus • February 25, 2025

Controversy and Accessibility at the Berlinale75

Claudio Cinus • February 21, 2025

Getting Disability Right on Screen

Claudio Cinus • February 10, 2025

Movies Worth Watching This Holiday Season

Claudio Cinus • December 20, 2024

War, Borders, and Hope

Claudio Cinus • November 26, 2024

Spanish Cinema at San Sebastián: A Festival Divided

Claudio Cinus • October 11, 2024

Disability on Screen: Beyond Tokenism

Claudio Cinus • October 9, 2024

San Sebastián: The Smallest of the Great Festivals

Claudio Cinus • October 9, 2024

Life Beside Us — A Review

Claudio Cinus • August 18, 2024

Locarno 77: From Jane Campion to Saulė Bliuvaitė

Claudio Cinus • August 18, 2024

Far East Film Festival 2024: Two Films on Fragility from Hong Kong and Taiwan

Claudio Cinus • May 8, 2024

Revolution and Experiment: Two Essential Films from Berlin

Claudio Cinus • March 5, 2024

Gold Prizes and Provocations: What to Watch from Berlin Film Festival 74

Claudio Cinus • February 27, 2024

Berlinale 74: Cinema, Disability, and the Limits of Representation

Claudio Cinus • February 21, 2024

Berlin Film Festival: Past and Present

Claudio Cinus • February 16, 2024

Kripton: A Film to Break the Invisibility of Mental Illness

Claudio Cinus • January 17, 2024

"We Have a Dream": Five Stories of Fragility, Full of Hope

Claudio Cinus • December 19, 2023

Stories from the Far East

Claudio Cinus • December 12, 2023

Two Films on Fragility at Turin Film Festival

Claudio Cinus • December 10, 2023

To leave or to stay: migration in the films of Venice 80

Claudio Cinus • September 22, 2023

To Leave or Stay: Migration in the Films of Venice 80

Claudio Cinus • September 22, 2023

Venice Immersive: Virtual Reality Comes to the Biennale

Claudio Cinus • September 22, 2023

An Irish Goodbye

Claudio Cinus • August 16, 2023

Shedding Light on Migration

Claudio Cinus • August 16, 2023

Earth and Dust: When Two Discarded Lives Find Each Other

Claudio Cinus • March 29, 2023

How the Body Heals the Soul: Houria

Claudio Cinus • October 24, 2022

Love Life: A Film About Second Chances

Claudio Cinus • September 15, 2022

Reclaiming His Body

Claudio Cinus • August 9, 2022

Locarno's Accessibility Vision

Claudio Cinus • August 9, 2022

Two Documentaries on Survival: Chernobyl and Afghanistan

Claudio Cinus • July 14, 2022

Samira, When Cinema Influences Real Life

Claudio Cinus • December 21, 2021

Being the Hearing Daughter of Deaf Parents

Claudio Cinus • December 21, 2021

Disability on Screen: Cinema Takes Center Stage at Turin and Cagliari

Claudio Cinus • December 21, 2021

When the World Ended

Claudio Cinus • October 13, 2021

The Blind Man Who Didn't Want to See Titanic

Claudio Cinus • September 15, 2021

Venice: Festival Diary 78

Claudio Cinus • September 15, 2021

Unable to Reinvent Himself

Claudio Cinus • September 6, 2021

Zero to Hero: The Rise of So Wa Wai

Claudio Cinus • August 10, 2021

The Specials: A Review of Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano's New Film

Claudio Cinus • May 14, 2021

When the Lead Character Becomes a Prop

Claudio Cinus • April 14, 2021

Reclaiming Her Signature

Claudio Cinus • March 1, 2021

Topside: Little and Her Mother's Aimless Flight

Claudio Cinus • November 9, 2020

Sun Children: Four Boys in Tehran

Claudio Cinus • November 6, 2020

Lost in Translation

Claudio Cinus • November 4, 2020

The Man Who Sold His Skin

Claudio Cinus • November 2, 2020

Unheard

Claudio Cinus • October 19, 2020

Venice's Other Story

Claudio Cinus • October 12, 2020

Oaza: At the Borderline Between Fiction and Reality

Claudio Cinus • October 9, 2020

Living with Hepatitis B: The Weight of Stigma

Claudio Cinus • October 9, 2020

When Former Nazis Tell the Story of the Holocaust

Claudio Cinus • October 9, 2020

A School Diary from Palermo's Zisa Quarter

Claudio Cinus • September 3, 2020

Groping Through the Dark

Claudio Cinus • September 2, 2020

Breaking the Cycle

Claudio Cinus • September 2, 2020

Riding the Rails: Women Hobos in America

Claudio Cinus • August 19, 2020

Carmela and Fourteen Murals to Change the World

Claudio Cinus • August 19, 2020

Who Do We Fall in Love With?

Claudio Cinus • August 6, 2020

The Power of Words

Claudio Cinus • July 22, 2020

Biografilm Festival: Bologna's Festival of Lives

Claudio Cinus • June 17, 2020

Squizo

Claudio Cinus • June 17, 2020

Give Me Liberty

Claudio Cinus • June 6, 2020

When Film Rescues Theater

Claudio Cinus • June 3, 2020

The Humanity of People

Claudio Cinus • May 7, 2020

Documenting Illness in Real Time

Claudio Cinus • May 7, 2020

Never Alone

Claudio Cinus • April 24, 2020

Where Community Welcomes Without Judgment

Claudio Cinus • February 18, 2020

Three Films on Disability: Claudio Cinus's Essential List

Claudio Cinus • January 22, 2020

Vaccination Is Not a Game

Claudio Cinus • January 16, 2020

Willow

Claudio Cinus • November 3, 2019

Son-Mother

Claudio Cinus • November 3, 2019

One More Jump

Claudio Cinus • November 3, 2019

Young Ahmed

Claudio Cinus • November 3, 2019

Antigone

Claudio Cinus • November 3, 2019

Venice 82: Voices from the Past, Films That Shape the Future

Claudio Cinus • May 23, 2026