Awards: Flavio Insinna wins the 2025 "Segreti d'Autore" award.

One of the most recognizable faces to television audiences, Flavio Insinna , will grace the second Wednesday of the “Segreti d'Autore” Festival at Palazzo Coppola di Valle/Sessa Cilento (Sa). The famous actor and host, trained in the stage practice laboratory directed by Gigi Proietti, will converse with artistic director Nadia Baldi on August 6th at 9 pm , answer questions from the public and, as happened to Neri Marcorè on the opening day, collect the 2025 Segreti d'Autore award. The event will be preceded at 8 pm by an open singing rehearsal by the students of the Accademia Scena Segreta , curated by Roberta Rossi , while to follow, around 10 pm , “Shakespea Re di Napoli” , directed by Nadia Baldi and Ruggero Cappuccio, will be screened. The film, a cinematic adaptation of Ruggero Cappuccio's award-winning play of the same name, stars Alessandro Preziosi, Giovanni Esposito, Jacopo Rampini, Emanuele Zappariello, Peppe Servillo, Elio De Capitani, and Nando Paone.

As with all Festival events, reservations are required. Requests should be sent to [email protected] , specifying the event, the number of seats, and your name and surname. Reservations will be confirmed by email by the organizing management and are valid until 30 minutes before the show.

From 6.30pm to 8pm, like every day during “Segreti” , four exhibitions will also be open to visitors: “Herlitzka’s Room” curated by Nadia Baldi , “The Time of Waiting” by Lia Pasqualino , “Malura” by Simona Fredella and “The Forms of the Soul” by Marina Turco .

The Segreti d'Autore Festival, conceived by Ruggero Cappuccio and directed by Nadia Baldi , is organized by Teatro Segreto , in collaboration with Run Film and the associations The Cult and ArticolArt . The Cilento festival, dedicated to the Environment, Science, Arts, and Legality, has received triennial recognition from the Ministry of Culture and benefits from a contribution from the Banco di Napoli Foundation and, for the "Auteur Cinema" section, the concrete support of the Campania Film Commission .