Soundscreen Film Festival

The tenth edition of the Soundscreen Film Festival was held from September 22 to 28, 2025, at Cinema Mariani in Ravenna, celebrating ten years of a festival that unites cinema and music. The Opening Night on September 22 was a tribute to Michael Madsen, with the screening of Reservoir Dogs (1992), Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut.

The Satellite Events offered three live soundtracks: an electronic supergroup scored Ėjzenštejn's Strike, the duo La Sindrome dell'Aceto performed scores for Dulac's The Seashell and the Clergyman and Vigo's À propos de Nice, while Bruno Dorella scored Odissea (1911). The jury, composed of Paolo Spaccamonti, Luca Vancini, and Simone Romboli, awarded the prizes on the evening of September 27.

Opening Night — September 22

• Tribute to Michael Madsen with Reservoir Dogs (1992) by Quentin Tarantino.

Satellite Events — live soundtracks

• Electronic soundtrack for Sergej Ėjzenštejn's Strike;
• La Sindrome dell'Aceto performs scores for The Seashell and the Clergyman (Dulac) and À propos de Nice (Vigo);
• Bruno Dorella scores Odissea (1911).

SoundscreenER — cinema from Emilia-Romagna

• Katabasis by Samantha Casella;
• Going Underground, documentary by Lisa Bosi;
• Quale Allegria by Francesco Frisari.

Awards Ceremony — September 27

• Best Film: The Mountain Is Mine by Reza Golchin;
• Best Director: Lisa Bosi for the documentary Going Underground;
• Maurizio Principato Award (best musical contribution): If Afez Wrote a Haiku for Cowboys by Masahiro Sugano;
• Best Short Film (audience award): Sunny Man by Sandeep Reddy Sama.

Tribute to Michael Madsen with Reservoir Dogs, the three live soundtracks of the Satellite Events, and the win of Reza Golchin's The Mountain Is Mine for best film.