(USA 1917) directed by John Ford, starring Harry Carey, Molly Malone, B/W, duration: 68’, 18 fps, 35mm silent, Italian intertitles

The first feature directed by John Ford, as well as the earliest film by the legendary director preserved in its entirety, Straight Shooting already contains in some ways styles and themes that will be central throughout his career, such as the pivotal role of the conflict between "wilderness" and settled civilization. The film is also one of twenty-six that Ford made with Harry Carey, one of the great stars of silent westerns.

Photochemical restoration by Cineteca di Bologna

Informazioni

Free entrance while seats last, reservation recommended

Sala Cinema - Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Scalinata di via Milano 9a

Reservations can be made on the italian version of this page from 9:00 am the day before the screening until 30 minutes before the start. In case you are not able to attend the screening, remember to cancel your reservation from your private area on the site so others can attend. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start, otherwise your reservation will no longer be valid and your seat will be assigned to the waiting audience at the entrance. It is also possible to access the screenings without a reservation - until available seats last - by waiting in line before the film begins.