Everything is now ready for the second edition of “All the Beauty of Cinema”. Guests, previews, events, and cine-concerts will enliven the Cineteca Milano festival, which will take place from August 1 to 25, 2026, in the setting of the Cortile delle Armi of the Castello Sforzesco and is part of the “Summer at the Castle 2026” program. The audience has been expanded to 800 seats and the screen will be twice the size compared to the 2025 edition.
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The festival will be inaugurated by director, comedian, and presenter Ezio Greggio on August 1 at 9:00 PM, introducing Mel Brooks’ cult film Young Frankenstein.
“All the Beauty of Cinema” is an event sponsored by Mediolanum and realized with the support of Fondazione AEM, Fondazione BPM, Fondazione Cariplo, in collaboration with the Municipality of Milan – Culture and Entertainment Department, Lombardy Region, and MIC. The media partner is Radio Popolare. Technical partners are Yamaha and Viggo Srl.
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The program will feature 25 films, many of which come directly from the Cineteca Milano archive, which can be watched for free – but with mandatory reservation on the cinetecamilano.it website – at 9:00 PM.
Besides the already mentioned Ezio Greggio, the program will be enriched by two live moments: the first – on August 3, exceptionally at 8:00 PM – by the jazz quartet led by maestro Antonio Zambrini, who will play music by the unforgettable Ennio Morricone and precedes the screening of Martin Scorsese’s Mission, while the second – on August 24, at 9:00 PM – will be by artist Gino Lucente, who will accompany with his DJ set in full 70s dance atmosphere Disco Inferno, the screening of L’inferno, the 1911 silent film by Francesco Bertolini, Giuseppe De Liguoro, and Adolfo Padovan.
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