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Carolina Crescentini was the special guest of the event organized by OffiCine and IED Cinema.

From cinema to television, her work gives shape to the beauty of “fare finta”: entering other lives, crossing different emotions, and turning fiction into something deeply human.

A conversation about acting, empathy, teamwork, and the stories that help us understand ourselves.

May at IED Milano opened new dialogues between design, culture, and innovation.

From exhibitions and lectures to workshops, screenings, and international collaborations, students engaged with influential voices, explored new perspectives, and connected ideas across disciplines.

Through shared experiences and creative exchange, inspiration became an opportunity to learn, experiment, and grow.

Carolina Crescentini will join us for a special conversation on the craft of acting and the power of storytelling, organized by and IED Cinema.

Together, we will explore what it means to inhabit characters far removed from one’s own experience, collaborate with emerging talent, cultivate meaningful creative relationships, and bring complex themes to life through cinema.

Don’t miss the chance to hear from one of the most acclaimed actresses in contemporary Italian cinema and gain insight into her creative journey.

Register via the link in our bio.

June 9 at IED Milano: Kris Van Assche, Belgian fashion designer and former Creative Director of Dior Homme and Berluti, will meet our Fashion students for an exclusive conversation.

From luxury menswear to art, design and sportswear, he will reflect on a career shaped by constant evolution and on the value of embracing change while staying true to your creative vision.

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The exhibition MONSTERS transformed our spaces into an immersive journey exploring contemporary fears, collective imaginaries, and the fragilities of Gen Z.

Immersive installations, objects, accessories, and garments interpreted the concept of the “monster” through different languages and sensibilities, turning surreal figures and unsettling visions into tools for reflection, introspection, and creative experimentation.

Curated by Loredana Parmesani, art critic, art historian, and lecturer, MONSTERS showed how even what we define as “monstrous” can reveal something deeply human.

‘Le Assaggiatrici’ stood out among the winners at this year’s David di Donatello Awards, earning the prestigious Best Adapted Screenplay award and the David Giovani, a recognition that highlights the film’s ability to resonate across generations and connect with diverse audiences.

A special congratulations goes to Silvio Soldini, Director of Le Assaggiatrici and member of the Scientific Committee and faculty of IED Cinema. These achievements celebrate not only the strength of his artistic vision, but also the excellence, talent, and industry expertise that continue to shape the IED Cinema community.