Solitudine
Short film about a man walking through the city.
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Short film about a man walking through the city.
Short film preparatory to an unrealized feature film. The life of a homeless man in Rome. The elderly man plays guitar on the street among passersby. Under a bridge over the Tiber, he makes himself a bed out of cardboard
A selfie-film.
A poetic and critical look at a society that, identifying itself with the masses, has decided to exclude those who cultivate their individuality. Loneliness is perhaps just a nostalgic feeling of those who practice the a
Two extras shot in L.A. and in Nuremberg.
What girls do when they're alone and lonely.
Prime numbers are divisible only by one and themselves. These numbers are solitary and incomprehensible to others. Alice and Mattia are both "prime", both haunted by the tragedies that have marked them in childhood: a sk
Nude poetry reading: pure fun!
The body and face of the protagonist are continually and provocatively placed in relation with stereotyped images from gravure, from women's magazines, which return the woman that the system proposes.
A portrait of the social-media generation, exploring modern connections and cinematic discourse across Turin and the Rome Film Fest.
"Poliziotti solitudine e rabbia" or "Ein Mann namens Venedig" (A Man called Venice), as it was called in Germany, is an Italian-German crime drama co-production from 1979, filmed mainly in the snowy winter of bleak West-
Another selfie-film about dreaming in L.A.
New short film by master Mario Giuffrida.
Marion, an architect, while on the construction site of her new project learns that the construction manager is dead, by talking on the phone with the new one. This new acquaintance will complicate the woman’s relationsh
There's only one person left on Earth. For some reason, finishing her novel is her priority.
A docu-fiction focusing on writer Pier Vittorio Tondelli who died in 1991 at the age of 36, due to AIDS. Tondelli is known not only for being one of Europe’s greatest storytellers but also for being one of the sharpest v
Monologue
Self portrait of Ugo Esposito