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DESIRE is a non-chronological collage constructed from a corpus of materials drawn from the genre of melodrama. The work, grounded in the practice of decoupage, spans approximately three decades—from 1932 to 1958—and includes titles from the United States, Argentina, Great Britain, Finland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Spain.
Some friends reflect on women emancipation in Terentius’ “Hecyra” in a podcast that inspires lots of other kids.
Ten thousand siddhas, experts in advanced techniques of Transcendental Meditation and Yogic Flying, gather in India to create the “Maharishi Effect” through long-term group practices. Reduction of crime and violence, reduction of international tensions and improvement of the quality of life in society – these are the global effects when at least 10,000 meditators gather. Is it magic? Or a new scientific paradigm? These are the questions that experts, scientists, teachers and famous followers such as David Lynch are trying to answer.
Yulia and Natalia are two actresses from Kyiv who have escaped the war. Since their arrival in Bologna, Italy, they have been struggling trying to rebuild their lives. News breaks: in Ukraine, theatres, closed due to the conflict, are reopening. This makes them decide to embark on a return journey to question their future.
Celebrating its 125th anniversary, the Viennese orchestra arrives in Trieste, Italy, to perform at the splendid Teatro Rossetti. Soloists include Michael Spyres and Tara Stafford, performing operetta arias by Johann Strauss and Franz Lehár. The Wiener Symphoniker are conducted by their new conductor Petr Popelka with pieces by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky completing the programme.
Shipwrecked and alone, a man uncovers a truth the ocean was meant to keep hidden.
A quiet pyjama party among fifth-grade classmates turns into a bitter argument when one of them gets her period for the first time.
A team of donkeys travels across Europe in search of the answer to the most important question.
Animal sensuality discovered by stripping down and exploring.
What does it mean to leave one's home and head for unknown destinations? What does it feel like to be swept away by an uncontrollable current? Every year, millions of people in Africa leave their homes in search of a better future. Often they settle in neighboring countries; all too often they reach Libyan shores and attempt the sea crossing. But at that point there is no return; there is only moving on.
Sher is a transgender superheroine, guardian of the trans* and queer community. Not all of Sher's missions consist in defeating supervillains; some are more mundane, at times ridiculous, but still with the support and help of her sisters in the times of need in mind.
Over the past few years, I've collected hundreds of anonymous home movies. Many are fascinating, but the ones spliced in this work are not. Every time I'd inspect these films in the editor and come across those boring and banal tourist shots of cities, their buildings and monuments, I'd cut them away and set them aside. I tried to erase every trace of them so I could paint undisturbed, but every now and then, remnants emerge. "FULL of COLOR" is a lively and vibrant work, definitely less blue than my first hand-painted filmwork, "GIRLAND '81".
After four years, the homies return to Camera 1 to settle some unfinished business once and for all.
In the Santmargaz region of western Mongolia, nomadic herders have lived in harmony with wildlife for centuries in an extremely fragile and difficult environment. In recent years, growing pastoralism is changing this delicate balance, putting wild animals under increasing pressure for access to scarce food resources. Conflicts between nomadic herders and wildlife are on the rise, but a group of naturalists is developing a project that could solve, or at least alleviate, the problem, ensuring both the traditional lifestyle of nomadic herders and the precious wildlife and its most iconic representative: the snow leopard.
An ancient terror rises from the Monster Manual: the Mind Flayer, a dark creature able to dominate minds and devour the dreams of every sentient being. Between epic atmospheres and playful pop incursions, an audacious bard and a band of unlikely heroes face its psionic horror in a whirlwind of battles, illusions, and surreal comedy. A journey between myth and parody that turns the multiverse’s most feared monster into the protagonist of a story as unsettling as it is irresistible.
Painted, skinned, caged, abandoned among rubbish, animals are victims of exploitation and unnatural conditions imposed by humans.
A collapsing cave on a caving expedition turns into a death trap for a group of girls and boys who are exploring it. Trapped in the bowels of the earth and shrouded in darkness, the group is forced to take a grisly count: some must be eaten in order for the others to survive.
A documentary journey into the masked traditions of Bulgaria and Italy - where ritual, identity, and spirit become one.
The cycle of appearance: a necessary look inside things. Shadows carve forms from total overexposure. The unstable recollection of certain life moments—bathed in the scent of light.
In an underground garage, a voice message becomes the testament of a love left in limbo, while fleeting images allude to the moment that led to it.
Antonello is a forty-year-old man from Irpinia who is deeply attached to his homeland despite the myriad daily problems he faces. Boredom, depression, the incivility around him and, above all, love convince him to pack his bags and leave in search of something new, a place where "people still look at the sky."
Architect, Designer, Sculptor. Three labels in strict alphabetical order, three facets of a single designer: Angelo Mangiarotti. Certainly, one of the most multifaceted and "asymmetrical" personalities on the Italian scene, a promoter of cross-disciplinary research, almost a "solitary warrior" with respect to the evolution of the prevailing schools of thought in post-war Italy.
“For Love or Four Loves,” the title plays on words that capture the essence of the film: the ambiguity in the search for love. Four protagonists, four stories that intersect against a backdrop of urban solitude.
Five of the most important and prestigious names in Italian cuisine gather to discuss their choices, their sense of time, and the future, free from prejudice and convention. One by one, they begin to speak, leading us on a journey through the different latitudes, flavors, and histories of our country. All under the banner, however, of one great shared spirit: love for the life to come. The fifth season that unites us all.
Long ago sensuality and pleasure were deemed illegal. A secret resistance movement used the first primitive text to video algorithms in order to create digital films meant to preserve the collective memory of human sexuality. Many of the films were destroyed, but a small fragmented archive survive
Claudia and Eleonora, sisters of the same age, spent the first mile of their lives as allies. As they grew up, they became strangers in each other's eyes. The need to accept Claudia's faults, who had started using crack, and to atone for her own, moved Eleonora to take a new path together. The incipit of the documentary focuses on a childhood drawing by Claudia: "DEAR MOM AND DEAR DAD I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. I DON'T KNOW WHERE I AM ANYMORE HELP ME. FROM CLAUDIA', which triggered questions in Eleonora, addressed along a path together, in an attempt to find each other, on the Via Francigena of Sicily.
