The Museo Nazionale del Cinema

The Museo Nazionale del Cinema in Turin is one of the world’s most important film museums and an international hub for the preservation and promotion of the heritage of the seventh art. Housed within the Mole Antonelliana, it takes visitors on an immersive journey that tells the history of cinema through collections, installations, set designs, optical devices, posters, photographs, and archival materials of extraordinary value.

In addition to its permanent exhibition, the Museum organizes temporary exhibitions, educational activities, research projects, and initiatives dedicated to promoting film culture. Its collections, among the most extensive in Europe, document the evolution of the audiovisual language from its origins to contemporary productions, helping to make cinema accessible to diverse audiences and to stimulate new ways of interpreting the audiovisual heritage.

The Museum has always interpreted cinema as a language capable of reflecting society, memory, and the collective imagination. Through ongoing research, conservation, and experimentation, it continues to renew its dialogue with the public, highlighting a heritage that belongs not only to the history of cinema but to contemporary culture as a whole.