SYNOPSIS
A man and a woman are forced to stop because of a broken down car, under the gaze of the full moon, in a dark and sunny metropolitan suburb. Closed in their microcosm where they feel safe and protected from the unknown world made up of lampposts and car lights passing by in the distance, the two find themselves talking about a dream and confronting the divine nature of humanity but above all with the abyss of the soul.
A small allegorical film that aims to be a reflection on a society increasingly distant from a collective vision, in which the individual has lost the spiritual dimension and the confrontation with otherness and “the other” is no longer the space to recognize oneself but it becomes alienation, an enemy, no more words, no more understanding, a man pointing a gun in your face. A weapon aimed at God, oneself and the spectator humanity.
CREDITS
Italy 2021 – Fiction – DCP/Digital 4K – 2.39 – Dolby 5.1 – Ita – 15’34” • produced by Nicola Nocella, Enzo Piglionica • a production Vertigo • imaging Fog, Cub3D • starring Davide Donatiello, Elena Cotugno, Donato Laborante, Guendalina Losito, Malik Cisse’ • written, directed and edited by Enzo Piglionica • executive producer Daniele Abbinante • D.o.p Sergio Grillo • focus puller Roberto Moretto • assistant operator Louis Vetere • chief electrician Leo Cassano • electricians Federico Mazzacane, Giovanni Cinquepalmi • sound engineer Giordano Bruno Balsam • make up artist Lara Pellicano • make-up assistant Suzana Neziri • hairstylist Marzia Arbore • production coordinator Carmela Loragno • production assistants Julia Gaudimundo, Nicola Ciliberti • backstage photos and videosm Giuseppe Chirico, Michele D’Aniello • drawing and animation Enzo Piglionica • compositing addictional FX Giancarlo D’Incognito • mixaudio Renato Minichelli – Octopost Srl • the song Dead To Me is from Last Call To Honolulu • text by Serena Fortebraccio and Roberto Matarrese • arranging Serena Fortebraccio, Michele Granito, Roberto Matarrese • producing Roberto Matarrese • distributed by Red Couch Pictures
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