IN DEVELOPMENT

ADITI by Stefano Lorenzi

Written by Ugo Chiti, Stefano Lorenzi, Matteo Ferri

A lonely boy and his imaginary panther navigate a world of trauma and fantasy. When a compassionate educator with deep scars enters their lives, they must confront memories and dark secrets to find hope and healing.

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TIME OF NEW LIFE by Costanza Quatriglio

In a senior residence, the time of new life catches them off guard, without notice, unexpected as only love could be. Tino is a resident whose ability to feel sadness was deleted by a stroke. Rosa has been married for more than fifty years to Pacifico, an ill and angry man. Tino’s kindness and constant good mood are like a panacea for Rosa, who becomes finally able to express her vitality and creativity.
A love triangle, getting lost and finding themselves again, through cold feet, guilt and moments of unprecedented happiness.

UNA ROSA È UNA ROSA by Alina Marazzi

There was a time when Italian fashion did not exist. ‘Una rosa è una rosa' tells the extraordinary story of Rosa Genoni, who at the beginning of the 20th century invented Italian fashion. A designer before the word even existed, Rosa challenged French influence by promoting an authentic and independent Italian style that was the origin of 'Made in Italy.' But her impact went beyond the world of fashion: a staunch pacifist and champion of women's rights, Rosa fought throughout her life against the dominant patriarchy in the workplace, paving new paths for women. The documentary tells the story of a woman who, by intertwining art and activism, changed society and left a legacy that still resonates today.

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OBERTO by Mattia Correga Bertolini

December 1971. Oberto, restless and idealistic, fails to report for military service. To avoid being arrested, he seeks refuge on one of the smaller islands in the Aeolian archipelago. At first sight, it seemslike the perfect hiding place, but soon turns out to be the exact opposite…

CITTADINA 113 by Andamion Murataj

A trafficked woman’s harrowing journey from abduction in Albania to forced prostitution in Italy becomes a relentless fight for freedom, dignity, and citizenship, culminating in a final act of defiance against the system that betrayed her.

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