American actress to be honoured at the 21st edition of the festival which opens on 13 October with a programme of more than 150 titles.Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Rome Film Fest, organisers announced on Thursday.  The announcement was made by Salvatore Nastasi, president of the Fondazione Cinema per Roma, on the proposal of artistic director Paola Malanga.   The festival runs from 13 to 25 October at the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone.Moore, 65, will receive the award at the screening of The Debut, which is showing in the festival's Grand Public section. The award will be presented by Jesse Eisenberg, who directed, wrote and produced the film and also appears in it.The organisers hailed Moore as the first American woman to collect the top prizes at the Berlin, Venice and Cannes film festivals. She has won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA, and has appeared in more than 70 films, including Still Alice, Far From Heaven, The Hours, The Kids Are All Right and Boogie Nights. Her recent work includes May December, The Room Next Door and the series Sirens.   What else to expect The festival, in its third edition under Malanga, opens with Paolo Genovese's Il rumore delle cose nuove. Moore is not the only veteran honoured: Spanish actor Javier Bardem will receive a Career Achievement Award from Italian director Paolo Sorrentino. He will also present Rodrigo Sorogoyen's drama El ser querido. British producer Tessa Ross will receive the Industry Lifetime Achievement Award.  Grand Public titles include Taika Waititi's Klara and the Sun, Anton Corbijn's A Talent for Murder with Helen Mirren as Patricia Highsmith, and Simon Stone's Elsinore with Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman. Television includes the world premiere of Marvel's Vision Quest.Jenna Ortega, Naomi Watts, Kim Kardashian and Paul Giamatti are among the international guests expected on the red carpet.   Full programme and ticket information are available at romacinemafest.it.