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ROME

Villa Maraini
Via Ludovisi 48
00187 Roma
+39 06 420 421
roma@istitutosvizzero.it

Par transport public: Istituto Svizzero est situé près du métro A arrêt Barberini

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01.07.2026

Doc Nights

Film, Projection, Via Ludovisi 48, Roma

Documentary selection in collaboration with Visions du Réel International Film Festival Nyon
H21:00-00:30

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01.07.2026

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Via Ludovisi 48, Roma

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Documentary selection in collaboration with Visions du Réel International Film Festival Nyon
H21:00-00:30

Free Entry, register at the links below for each individual screening

01.07.2026
Doc nights – Documentary selection from Visions du Réel International Film Festival Nyon

The garden of Istituto Svizzero hosts one evening of outdoor screenings featuring four documentaries officially selected by Visions du Réel, the International Film Festival of Nyon: Cutting Through Rocks by Mohammadreza Eyni and Sara Khaki, following an Iranian municipal councilor challenging patriarchal norms in her community, and Sanatorium by Gar O’Rourke, set in a declining Soviet-era health facility in Odesa where guests seek care, connection, and renewal.

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H21:15 – Cutting Through Rocks by Mohammadreza Eyni & Sara Khaki
2025, 94′
Languages: Azeri, Farsi
Subtitles: tba

H23:00 – Sanatorium by Gar O’Rourke
2025, 90′
Language: Ukrainian
Subtitles: English

Cutting Through Rocks
By Mohammadreza Eyni & Sara Khaki
2025, 94 min

First elected female municipal councilor of her Iranian village, Sara Shahverdi breaks patriarchal traditions by teaching teenage girls how to ride motorcycles and by putting an end to child marriages. When accusations cast doubt on Sara’s intentions, her identity is shaken. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize in the World Cinema Documentary Competition at the Sundance Film Festival.

Sanatorium
By Gar O’Rourke
2025, 90 min

On the shores of Odesa, in southern Ukraine, stands the imposing Kuyalnik sanatorium, a dilapidated Soviet-era health facility. Director Gar O’Rourke films, over the course of a summer, the ever-dwindling number of guests who come there for rejuvenating mud treatments and electroshock therapies, in search of love, healing, and happiness.

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