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Aldo is a young man whose troubled childhood has led him to challenge God: he wants to force Him to appear before him at all costs. To make this happen, he decides to follow in the footsteps of Uncle Tony, a respected boss whom Aldo deeply admires. One night, finally, God appears to him and forces him to confront him. Will Aldo be able to hold fast to his convictions?

A documentary that recounts the personal and professional life of Mara Blasetti, who built her career behind the scenes in cinema with determination. Despite the marginalization she suffered in the male-dominated Italian film industry, Mara's story is emblematic of the tenacious emancipation of women in 20th-century cinema.

Sisters Zaynab and Maryam are two Afghan soccer players who play for the Herat women's team. When the Taliban return to power in Afghanistan, they decide to flee the regime. Maryam manages to board a flight to Italy, while Zaynab is left behind. The film follows their parallel and separate lives between Afghanistan and Europe.

An introverted teenager is caught between the desire to express his feelings and the fear of exposing himself.

An apparently ordinary job interview reveals the disillusionment and irony of the contemporary professional world.

Marlena Cooper is the first black Democratic candidate in the Republican fiefdom of Gregg County, East Texas. Democracy in America tells the story of the electoral campaign of Marlena and her Republican opponent Jay Dean, attempting to paint a picture of two communities that seem to live in parallel realities. In the first electoral campaign in 30 years that sees a Democratic candidate against the Republican Party, the characters and their stories will explore the themes of white superiority, abortion, firearms and, reconnecting to Toqueville's Democracy in America, the fundamental role played by religion in the young American democracy to emerge. A journey into the bowels of Texas, into the true heart of America, in search of the reasons, to discover the roots of the present and future of the United States.

A strange plague which made the air unbreathable came crashing down on Earth and, as a result, led men to its relentless extinction. A boy with a gas mask wanders on a beach, snooping in the sand and wandering around without a clear destination, surrounded by the restlessness of the place and by the vigilant silence of the strange creature bringing chaos. One day, on one of the countless patrols, the boy finds what remains of a mannequin with a metal suitcase attached containing a video camera and a photo of a little girl. The unusual finding will lead the boy to question himself about the sense of his own existence as a survivor, devoid of any human contact.

A little dental play never hurts.

In a world teetering on the edge of collapse, a mother recounts a tale to her child about the destructive power of human greed. Sweet End of the World. invites us on a journey that blurs the line between myth and reality, uncovering the harbingers of an impending catastrophe. Through virtual reality, humanity confronts its fate, reimagining the apocalypse as a legacy to be preserved and passed on.

When the Inquisition brutally separates two young women, one of them embarks on a solitary journey through the woods in search of her lost companion, discovering mysterious powers linked to the elements of nature.

'Red' is a project by Filippo Cinotti Shot entirely with: Canon C500MKII Nikkor AI-S lenses Evaluated in Davinci Resolve 20 Extra tools: LensNode

Cristina is a young, lonely woman who lives in an old house and works from home. For weeks, something has been waking her up at exactly 3:17 a.m. What begins as a subtle disturbance escalates into a chilling escalation.

On holiday, the peaceful atmosphere of a Moroccan family is suddenly shattered by a shocking event: Hassan molests his 12-year-old cousin in secret. After the incident comes to light, the adults are faced with a difficult dilemma: preserve the family or confront the uncomfortable situation. Getting through unscathed does not seem to be an option.

The history, development and vicissitudes of FERRANIA, the Italian factory that, from 1920 onwards, produced flexible and photosensitive image recording media, in more understandable terms the dear and now defunct film.

In the summer of 2024, I shot two Super 8 cartridges. They are filmdiaries suspended between memory and portraiture, dedicated to two people that are very dear to me. "Meno di metà" consists of the total removal, through editing, of their every trace from the images, thus excluding all the scenes animated by their figures. Only the uninhabited sequences—or those inhabited by their disappearance—now belong to the film.

Consumed by desire, a candle blurs the lines between love and obsession as it risks everything to possess someone it can never truly have, unaware that its own light could lead it into darkness.

A boy who is late for work loses his head because of the heat.

A man, desperate and ready to commit suicide for having lost everything, is interrupted by a mysterious stranger in a hat and top hat. This man proposes a challenge, a last bet that could change his life. In an instant, the man's destiny will be balanced between hope and ruin.

After a change in summer plans, a 20-year-old violinist finds herself in remote Calabria with family instead of on a beach in Greece with friends. But when her uncle offers her the chance of a lifetime, she reluctantly opens herself up to an experience she’ll never forget.

A young man found himself struggling before a choice: to accept a world which he not belongs to or to face the truth, with whatever may come with it.

“Earthquake” is a child who struggles more than others to channel his exuberance and for this very reason he got this nickname. It was given to him by his teacher because, like an earthquake, sometimes his anger explodes uncontrolled and irrational, leaving obvious marks as it passes.

After arriving in Italy from Guinea-Bissau, Moussa chose to live and work with Rita on her farm in South Tyrol, building a new life with her.

I found this reel at a flea market. I needed some disposable footage to run a couple of tests. A family sits at the table, then a trip to the mountains, the anonymous faces of these people are erased and eroded, leaving behind dense clumps of color that reanimate scenes more than half a century old. As if they were thawing and then exploding into clusters, stratifications, and mixtures of pigment/material, similar to what happened at Outpost #31 in Antarctica.

A oneiric and unsettling journey comes to life in Mk 1, the ideal follow-up to the short film Sfondo Giallo (2024). Born from the collaboration with Stefano Tiranti, composer and producer, the video weaves animation and music into a sensory experience suspended between reality and nightmare, where the protagonist faces a mysterious shadow that fractures his everyday life. In a crescendo of tension, driven by pulsing basslines, dramatic violins, and distorted guitar, Mk 1 drags the audience into a voyage toward the unknown, leaving open questions that await answers in the next short film.

In a city shrouded in fog and flickering neon lights, an indie singer with a rough voice and a disillusioned look accepts a date with a girl he meets by chance, among the smoky tables of a nightclub. Their meeting unfolds amidst sharp silences, ill-timed jokes, and gazes that never meet. He seems distant, she skeptical. But something changes. A gesture, an off-script phrase, a song he absentmindedly plays while they wait for the bill. She turns. Then listens. Then stays. In black and white reflections of the streetlights, the indifference cracks. A romantic noir, just the right amount off-key.

The story follows two scientists searching for an artificial intelligence they created—a robot that has mysteriously disappeared. It was taken by a third scientist, once their collaborator, who now believes the robot must be destroyed after it begins to exhibit signs of consciousness. Before eliminating it, the third scientist interrogates the robot, trying to understand its awareness. But the robot rebels, kills him, and escapes.

A young emerging filmmaker roams the streets of Florence, capturing the fleeting gestures of love shared by strangers in the city of art.

A videocall. Three men struggling to understand each other. A glance from above or maybe from somewhere else; a computer turning into the Tower of Babel. A journey into the rotten flesh of images, looking for their creator. Straining to discover something intimate about themselves in a place where bodies appear for what they are. Then, suddenly — him.

Angelo and Mariuccia have been married for 52 years and spend their days together, marked by routines and small daily pleasures. When Angelo passes away, Mariuccia is devastated, but her love for Angelo gives her the strength to pick up the pieces.

How two teenagers remember their first date.

A man, trapped in a white sheet, struggles on a bed as if drowning in a nightmare. In front of a similar sheet, in an empty movie theater, a mother breastfeeds her baby, immersed in deep silence. A silent film tells the story of a cow, marked with the number “432,” who wanders on a beach desperately searching for her missing calf. When the cow finds the dead calf, marked by the number “433,” the film dies with it: the sheet on which the film is projected falls onto the stage, enveloping the entire room in an even deeper silence. The number “433” evokes John Cage's famous silence, but here silence takes on a tragic meaning, representing the stillness of death. The same fate befalls the man on the bed, the embodiment of life within the film, whose movements cease simultaneously at the end of the film.

Reconstructing matter as having dynamic agency between a structuralist loop and a quote, this analogue short is a tribute to Donna Haraway and her seminal "Staying with the trouble", evoking women labour in the knitted content of the textual image: the frame depicts women hands knitting and is manipulated and scratched with knitting needles by my own hands. The nature of matter itself is a problem for women (for feminist theory). Thus this is a non-camera film, realized with anonymous found footage, which I hope suggests that knowledge is indeed an embroidered fragmented dynamic multi layered and embedded quilt, as much as matter.

Virginia Raffaele returns to her first love, the theatre, and does so with a completely new show. Samusà’s story feeds on memories of Virginia and the fantasy world in which his real childhood takes place: the luna park.

Tiktok, Andrè Bazin, Subway Surfers, Minecraft parkour and Harmony Korine.

An animation work made by six hands in the attic of my house. Gaia and Greta filled this reel with color, which I consider a love song in every sense. A layered and very intimate short film, containing pieces of each of the three of us.

Giovanni, a methodical student dissatisfied with his oppressive routine, is dragged by his friends on a weekend on Giglio Island. There, he meets Emma, ​​a free and unpredictable influencer, who pushes him to question his life.

Three stories of lives shattered at work: Raffaella, a truck driver from Fondi left paralyzed; Lucia, a widow with two children after the construction site where her husband Luca was working collapsed; and Sandro, a worker who died at a Tuscan paper mill. The documentary gives voice to the survivors, exploring the human impact of tragedies and restoring dignity to the victims, transforming them from numbers into people.

Martina Marciante paints in black and white an intimate portrait of the Sicilian performer Caso-x, allowing the complexity of the queer scene she traverses to shine through; beneath and within the surface, simmer the insolutes of a universe in perpetual transformation like drag.

A musician hears a disturbing moan coming from the pipes of his sink at home, accompanied by a shrill tinnitus. He records it to insert it into the song he is composing, but this disturbing frequency brings back memories of a woman who was part of his past.

Renato, an eccentric Renaissance inventor, dares the impossible: capturing a lightning bolt in a jar! Fuelled by ambition and defying the skepticism of his peers, he races against time in a thrilling journey, where each storm offers an extraordinary glimpse into the mysteries of nature and the power of love.