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RUGGINE - RUST
Italy 2011, 109’, 35mm, colour
directed by Daniele Gaglianone
screenplay
DANIELE GAGLIANONE
GIAIME ALONGE
ALESSANDRO SCIPPA
based on the novel
Ruggine, STEFANO MASSARON
cinematography
GHERARDO GOSSI
editing
ENRICO GIOVANNONE
sound
VITO MARTINELLI
music
EVANDRO FORNASIER
WALTER MAGRI
MASSIMO MIRIDE
art direction
MARTA MAFFUCCI
costumes
LINA FUCÀ
FRANCESCA TESSARI
cast
FILIPPO TIMI (doctor Boldrini)
STEFANO ACCORSI (Sandro adult)
VALERIO MASTANDREA (Carmine adult)
VALERIA SOLARINO (Cinzia adult)
GIAMPAOLO STELLA (Carmine little boy)
GIUSEPPE FURLÒ (Sandro little boy)
GIULIA COCCELLATO (Cinzia little girl)
GIACOMO DEL FIACCO (Tonio)
LEONARDO DEL FIACCO (Andrea)
ANNAMARIA ESPOSITO (Betta)
ALESSIA DI DOMENICA (Rosalia)
GIULIA GERACI (Margherita)
MICHELE DE VIRGILIO (Sandro’s father)
ANITA KRAVOS (Sandro’s mother)
GIUSEPPE VITALE (Cosimo)
CRISTINA MANTIS (Mrs Mauriello)
producer
DOMENICO PROCACCI
GIANLUCA ARCOPINTO
production
FANDANGO
ZAROFF FILM
in collaboration with
RAICINEMA
with the support of
APULIA FILM COMMISSION
world sales
FANDANGO PORTOBELLO
12 Addison Avenue, W11 4QR London, UK
Tel. +44 20 76051396
sales@fandango.it - www.fandangoportobello.com
distribution
FANDANGO
viale Gorizia 19, 00198, Roma, Italia
Tel. +39 06 852185 - Fax +39 06 85218120
fandango@fandango.it - www.fandango.it
international press office
Claudia Tomassini &
Associates
International Film Publicity
Cell. +39 334 3075056
claudia@claudiatomassini.com
www.claudiatomassini.com
synopsis
It’s a hot summer in the 1970s, in the north Italian suburbs of a town inhabited by immigrants from the south and the northeast. Here a gang spends its time playing games and clashing with other small gangs. That summer, a new physician arrives in the neighbourhood: the elegant and aristocratic Dr. Boldrini, who inspires awe from everyone. Three decades later, three adults are coming to grips with the daily reality of their lives. The echoes from that violent summer will inexorably invade their apparently normalised lives. “One of the themes of the film is something that I found extremely fascinating; what traces does a dramatic experience leave in someone? How do you survive an encounter with evil? How does the relationship with the world around us change, one which is indifferent to the war that so far 'only I know to have fought?” (Daniele Gaglianone)
This is a film with an absolute image, so powerful and significant as to go beyond the simple scheme of interpretation: the rusty castle that is to the film’s children a home, a fort, a trap, a place of fairy-tales and at the same time of menace, dominates everything. It creeps into their unconscious and into their memory to the extent that, even as adults, it doesn’t let go of them. The fairy-tale scheme is certainly essential to a story occupied by ogres, unhappy princesses, by knights who bear the memory of a permanent stain. But play and fantasy are neither defenceless nor ingenious and behind the mask, pain, remorse and fear are part of the norm. To the point of marking forever three lives exposed too early to the horror that we are not prepared to see in our every-day lives. (Giorgio Gosetti)>Click here< to listen to the audio introduction to the film with exclusive extras, courtesy by Subti
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PROGRAMMING |
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| 30/08/2011 - 11:30 hours |
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RUGGINE
Sala Darsena
Press, Industry, Professional |
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| 01/09/2011 - 16:30 hours |
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RUGGINE
Sala Darsena
Tickets, All accreditations
Followed by Q&A |
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trailer
PB_Ruggine_Ita.doc |
PB_Ruggine_ENG.pdf |
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