The Italian cultural landscape is enriched with new developments with the irrevocable resignation of Sergio Castellitto from the presidency of the Fondazione Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia (CSC). This news, communicated by the Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, has caused a mixture of surprise and regret in the film industry.
Regarding this decision, Giuli expressed his regret, but also his sincere gratitude for the work carried out by Castellitto. The minister underlined the importance of continuity in the activities of the CSC, stating that:
“The activity of the CSC will continue in continuity with the work undertaken by the Board of Directors already chaired by Sergio Castellitto.” This statement highlights the commitment to maintain the guidelines and projects launched during the presidency of the actor and director, a period characterized by significant initiatives for the promotion of Italian cinema.
Castellitto’s resignation opens the way to new opportunities for the Foundation. With a new president in charge, a possible evolution in future strategies and projects is expected.
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