Pierreism

Le Cri des gardes a.k.a. The Fence, 2026. dir. Claire Denis

A coin that fell on the ground, that shines for no one

During the 60s and 70s, Italy was fertile ground for the production of “exploitation” films (genres such as giallo, spaghetti western, crime, erotic, horror…). Morricone was the best-known Italian film composer, but besides him there were many others equally fantastic—names like Piero Umiliani, Piero Piccioni, Bruno Nicolai, Luis Bacalov, Nora Orlandi, and so on… Musicians who often came from the jazz world and who enjoyed a great deal of creative freedom when composing excellent music for these low-budget films, crafting a sound that was unique and original—frequently drawing influences from the groovy, pop, lounge, beat, psychedelia, rock, tropical, or exotic realms . . .

'Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future (Full Vinyl Soundtrack)' by Tim Follin

Eternity’s Pillar by Alice Coltrane. Available on Blu-ray for the very first time via Exotic Material

'Veronica’s Theme / The Chase / Suspense / The Search Begins' by Goblin

'The Cute Things (Live on KEXP)' by Dry Cleaning

'Sliced By A Fingernail (Live on KEXP)' by Dry Cleaning

Outernational Psych, Dub and Post-Punk Experiments with Vandorta

Glengarry Glen Ross, The Old Vic, 2026.

1970s Italy: Afro-Inspired Jazz, Brazilian Rhythms & Library Grooves with Nicola Conte

"This selection follows the pathway of my recent compilation Viaggio, released via Far Out Recordings last year, expanding the view on the multicultural atmosphere that surrounded Italy in the '70s. Integration was not an issue back then and many foreign musicians made Italy their new artistic home, getting together with the new wave of young Italian artists alongside the countless sessions for sound library and soundtracks. The trend of Afro & Brazilian sounds was huge and some exciting groups were leading the scene (Mandrake & Som, De Paula -Urso - Viera, Luis Agudo, Mbamina and so on ) while independent producers started new labels to record jazz (Aldo Sinesio, Horo Records, Sergio Veschi Red Records, Black Saint, Carosello Jazz from Italy) to give space to the new sounds which span over modal and spiritual colours often fused with free and post bop.

Official Trailer to Itonje Søimer Guttormsen's Butterfly (2026)

Half-sisters Diana (Helene Bjørneby) and Lily (Reinsve) grew up as the only resident children at an all-inclusive resort in the Canary Islands, where their uninhibited mother, Vera, worked as a tour guide. Twenty-five years later, they are estranged, having both actively sought distance from the island and from each other.

Hamilton, Victoria Palace Theatre, 2026.

'Another Life' by Sungaze

'Flor de Ennui' by Slowey and The Boats