Music and horror cinema with “To Venice… a shocking red December”

Music and Horror Cinema: an unmissable appointment on Sunday, December 22nd, from 6.00 p.m., at Symphony Record Shop, piazza Cavour, 23.

On the occasion of the home video release, for the first time in 4K Ultra HD, of the movie “Don’t Look Now“, the cult film starring Donald Sutherland, the FiPiLi Horror Festival presents exclusively the box set in the new Limited Edition Midnight Gold with Booklet and Collectors Card. Starting from the film by Nicholas Roeg, with the soundtrack by Pino Donaggio, there will be an opportunity to have a pleasant chat with the promoters of the FiPiLi Horror Festival, dedicated to fear and the relationship between music and horror cinema.

The event organized in collaboration with Plaion Pictures and its label Midnight Factory, a collection of great titles for all horror enthusiasts, is also an opportunity to find a last-minute gift idea, including the “FiPiLi Horror Festival Pass”, the complete subscription at a special price, which will allow you free access to all the events of the next edition in 2025 of the horror festival between cinema and literature in Livorno (www.fipilihorrorfestival.it). And speaking of gifts, during the Christmas holidays period you will find at Symphony all the gadgets of the FiPiLi Horror Festival, shopper bags, tote bags, and t-shirts.

We’ll be waiting for you on Sunday starting from 6.00 p.m.

Don’t Look Now (A Venezia… un dicembre rosso shocking) is a 1973 film directed by Nicolas Roeg. Cast: Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie, Massimo Serato, Leopoldo Trieste, Sergio Serafini.

In Venice, during a vacation with her husband, a woman has visions of her recently deceased daughter. The couple meets two elderly women, one of whom turns out to be a psychic able to establish contact with the deceased girl.

Although the film retains some typical elements of the thriller-horror genre, it is mainly focused on the psychology of the pain caused by a loss and on the effects that the death of a child can have on a relationship. Apart from the strong theme addressed, “Don’t Look Now” is famous for its innovative editing style and impressionistic approach to images, through a refined use of color and light (in 1974, the film won the British Academy Film Award for Best Cinematography for Anthony B. Richmond).

INFO: Symphony piazza Cavour, 23, 0586 1754832 – 37111449537 – info@symphonyshop.it