Located in the Ex Convento dei Domenicani, the heart of the small and charming village of Zibello, the Cinematografo Museum is a unique place that celebrates the magic of cinema and its evolution over the decades. Founded with the aim of preserving the historical memory of cinema and its technologies, this museum offers visitors an immersive experience among objects, films, and testimonies that tell the passion for the seventh art.

The museum is housed inside a building that in itself tells the story of the village, with an atmosphere that unites the past and the present. Inside, you can admire a vast collection of ancient cinematographic equipment, including projectors, movie cameras, and photographic cameras that have marked the fundamental stages of film production.

A particular aspect that makes the Cinematografo Museum of Zibello even more interesting is its attention to the history of local cinema and its connection with the culture of the territory. In fact, films, documentaries and testimonies related to directors, actors and screenwriters who have had a special bond with the province of Parma and the area of ​​Zibello are exhibited. In this way, the museum becomes not only a place of cinematic memory, but also a point of reference for those who want to discover how cinema has influenced local culture and society.

In addition to the permanent collection, the Museo Cinematografo also organizes special events and screenings, which allow visitors to experience cinema firsthand. Themed evenings, retrospectives and arthouse film cycles are just some of the initiatives that enrich the museum's annual program.

Address: Via Giacomo Matteotti, 58, 43010 Polesine Zibello PR, Italy​
Phone: +39 347 406 5078