ALTERNATIVE FILM POSTER LIMITED EDITIONS
The New Exhibition
MUSIC MOVIES ART
A Visual Homage to Music in Arthouse Cinema
THE EXHIBITION
“TRAVEL & TRAVELLERS”
“MAPS & MOTORS”
🏠 THE HOUSES IN THE MOVIES The art inhabiting cinema
🏳️⚧️ MOVIES STRIPES – Out of format posters
STANLEY KUBRICK 2025 
TRIBUTE TO DAVID LYNCH
🦅 HITCHCOCK’S VERTIGO 🔪
🇯🇵 MY NEIGHBOUR MIYAZAKI AND THE FAR EAST 🦖
The Miyazaki show is enriched by works inspired by the Far East
“50STARS”
Until Saturday, January 31st, an exceptional sale with 50% off a selection of over 250 works.
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“Masters & Cult – Authors and masterpieces”
the exhibition dedicated to the masters and cult films of world cinema
After the resounding success of its Milanese stop at the Cinema Anteo, the exhibition “Maestri & Cult, Cinema in the Visual Imagination” is enlarged the Soggettiva Gallery (Via Sottocorno 5/A, Milan), with a new, expanded and enriched edition that expands its visions, languages, and suggestions.
“Maestri & Cult… Autori e Capolavori” is a tribute to the directors who have made the history of cinema – from Fellini to Kubrick, from Hitchcock to Coppola, from Scorsese to Lynch, from Tarantino to Wes Anderson, from Bergman to Tarkovsky, from Truffaut to Kurosawa, up to Cronenberg, Ridley Scott, Nolan, Almodóvar, Villeneuve, Fincher, Bong Joon-ho, Greta Gerwig, Jane Campion and many others.
e ai film che hanno plasmato l’immaginario collettivo: Pulp Fiction, The Shining, 2001: Odissea nello spazio, Amarcord, La dolce vita, Drive, Interstellar, Parasite, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Blade Runner, Akira, La notte dei morti viventi
continuando con: Il Padrino, Star Wars, Ritorno al futuro, Fight Club, Mulholland Drive, In the Mood for Love, Joker, Barbie e tanti altri titoli cult, evergreen e contemporanei che hanno definito generazioni.
The exhibiting artists take up the legacy of the great masters of film poster art—Saul Bass, Drew Struzan, Renato Casaro, Enzo Sciotti—reinterpreting it with contemporary sensibility and the freedom of those who engage with myth through the lens of art.
