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Auditorium of Milan
With the release of Star Wars in 1977, science fiction cinema not only conquered the general public: it also inspired generations of scientists, posing fascinating and visionary questions. Can we really travel through hyperspace? Are there planets similar to Tatooine? Is a lightsaber just fantasy or a possible future?
The Auditorium di Milano becomes the setting for an event that intertwines storytelling and music: astrophysicist and popularizer Luca Perri will guide the audience on a journey through science and science fiction, accompanied by the unforgettable music of John Williams, performed by the Milan Symphony Orchestra. An experience that combines knowledge, emotion, and imagination, celebrating a saga that has changed the history of cinema and our idea of the future.
The Auditorium di Milano becomes the setting for an event that intertwines storytelling and music: astrophysicist and popularizer Luca Perri will guide the audience on a journey through science and science fiction, accompanied by the unforgettable music of John Williams, performed by the Milan Symphony Orchestra. An experience that combines knowledge, emotion, and imagination, celebrating a saga that has changed the history of cinema and our idea of the future.
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