Join this special screening of Shooting the Mafia at the oldest Italian social club in London and get a behind-the-scenes look at the brave documentary photographer Letizia Battaglia, directed by Kim Longinotto. 

Coinciding with the current retrospective of Letizia Battaglia at The Photographers’ Gallery, join this special screening of Shooting the Mafia. The film documents the incredible life of the brave trailblazer who revealed the brutality of life in the shadow of the Mafia. 

This screening is brought to you by Casa Italiana, The Photographers’ Gallery and The Modern Film Club

Your ticket includes a drink at the Casa Italiana bar. Arrivals from 7.30pm, the film screening will start at 8pm

About Casa Italiana San Vincenzo Pallotti
Casa Italiana San Vincenzo Pallotti, established in 1960, is London's oldest Italian social club, located in the heart of what was once known as 'Little Italy' in Clerkenwell. For decades, it has served as a vibrant meeting place for Italians of all generations and their friends, offering a space to dance, eat, and gather in an authentic Italian environment. In recent times, Casa Italiana has faced challenges due to changing demographics and financial constraints - so efforts are underway to attract younger members by introducing events like supper clubs, screenings and a sell-out monthly Italian "language bar".