E. Nina Rothe

Cultural Activist
I am a blogger and journalist who was born in Florence, Italy and grew up in NYC. Writing for me is a form of cultural activism, a way to connect with others and learn about new worlds.

My loves are cinema with a conscience and easy to wear fashions because they possess the ability to change the world. You vote with your wallet after all...

Latest from E. Nina Rothe

A free spirit on lockdown: Julian Sands on what makes him thrive, keep it real and the last time he cried

Oualid Mouaness’ ‘1982’ at the Rome Film Fest and why we should view films through the eyes of our inner child

Talking cancel culture, blockbusters and ‘White’: Bret Easton Ellis at the Rome Film Festival

Wisdom from an acting heavyweight: Edward Norton at the Rome Film Fest

Nouri Bouzid’s ‘The Scarecrows’: Why taboo subjects always make for great cinema

View “life through a different lens”: Lessons from a masterclass of cinema greats in Venice

Redefining the American classic: Why it’s important to watch Grear Patterson’s ‘Giants Being Lonely’

Filmmaker Yonfan talks freedom, Chop Suey and his award-winning ‘No. 7 Cherry Lane’ in Venice

Watch ‘Woman’ by any means necessary: A talk with Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Anastasia Mikova in Venice

Luca Marinelli, Coppa Volpi winner for Best Actor in Venice, answers three questions

“It’s a universal story”: Shahad Ameen on her film ‘Scales’ in Venice

“I think cinema is experience”: Amjad Abu Alala’s ‘You Will Die at Twenty’ in Venice