Ettore Scola at Palazzo Braschi: an exhibition on cinema, Rome and

Ettore Scola at Palazzo Braschi: a tribute to the filmmaker and the man

Venue: Museo di Roma, Palazzo Braschi. Run until: 13 September 2026.

The exhibition

The retrospective offers a comprehensive portrait of Ettore Scola, presenting his work as a director, screenwriter and illustrator. The exhibition weaves together biography and filmography, guiding visitors through recurring themes such as human relationships, love, aging, memory and solitude.

What to expect

• Archival documents, photographs and materials tracing Scola’s artistic journey;
• Themed sections exploring the director’s connection with Rome and societal change;
• An immersive layout combining images, texts and memories to place the works in their historical and cultural context.

Why visit

The exhibition appeals to lovers of Italian cinema and to those seeking a deeper understanding of Scola’s role as a chronicler of 20th-century Italian society. It provides both biographical insight and critical perspective on how he translated complex themes into accessible, moving stories.

Practical information

The exhibition is on view until 13 September 2026. For opening hours, ticketing and guided visits, check the official Museo di Roma website or the institutional channels of Palazzo Braschi.