The Antonianum College, run by the Jesuits in Padua, has been a significant educational and cultural institution in Italy since its establishment in the early twentieth century. Over the years, the college has built a reputation for its academic programs and its innovative use of cinema as an educational tool, engaging students, families, and broader audiences. This presentation examines the history of the Antonianum College and its relationship with cinema, providing insights into broader educational concerns and the Italian Jesuits’ engagement with this medium.