Cinesuonando Sotto le Stelle

The open-air cinema that travels through the villages of Trecastelli

With the arrival of summer, the Municipality of Trecastelli (province of Ancona, Marche) lights up its outdoor screens with Cinesuonando Sotto le Stelle, the under-the-stars cinema review that animates the evenings of June, July, and August each year. The formula is the one that has made the event successful: no single venue, but a travelling cinema that moves from one hamlet to another, bringing screenings to the heart of the local communities.

A review spread across six hamlets

Trecastelli was established in 2014 from the merger of the municipalities of Ripe, Monterado, and Castel Colonna, and this plural identity is reflected in the very spirit of the review. Each evening takes place in a different hamlet, transforming squares, parks, and multi-purpose courts into open-air arenas: Brugnetto, Castel Colonna, Ripe, Passo Ripe, Monterado, and Ponte Rio. It is a way to enhance every corner of the Municipality and to offer all residents, even those in the smallest locations, the opportunity to gather under the same sky.

A program for families and children

The film selection favors animated films and great titles for all ages, with particular attention to younger audiences. Between comedies, adventures, and recent family cinema classics, the evenings become an anticipated event for local families and for those spending their summer in the hills of the Ancona hinterland. Admission is always free.

Trecastelli in Summer

Cinesuonando Sotto le Stelle is the heart of the Municipality's summer program, which also includes concerts, theatrical performances, exhibitions, and creative workshops for children distributed throughout the season. The review is promoted by the Municipal Administration of Trecastelli and the Department of Culture, with the support of local associations. For the public, it is the perfect opportunity to discover the villages of the Misa and Nevola valleys, a few kilometers from the coast of Senigallia.