Unconventional contents for no ordinary people

Synopsys:

André Golubev is an unsociable loner spending his days working for a bottling company and looking for some relief from a suffocating reality.
One night he stumbles across Anja Lùkin, an ambiguous yet fragile soft core actress he falls in love with.
His life is going to be turned upside down forever.
Kidnapped by some russian mafia men looking for a hidden video, the woman will drag Andrew into a dangerous journey where no one can be trusted and where he soon will become the unwilling leading protagonist. And he has just that night to discover the truth.

Logline:

True love hides in some mysterious ways.

Directed by:

Paolo Martini / Pablo Benedetti

Cast:

Roberto Caccavo, Larthia Galli Nannini, Désirée Giorgetti, Massimiliano Cutrera, Anna Tereshchenko

Production:

Encom 21 / LaLùzFilms / 011Films

Synopsys:

When Mimmo discovers that Anna has succumbed to the traditions of Roccalunga by “enchanting” their unborn child with the spirit of Pasquale Capuano, he decides to reach a peasant sorcerer who can do the labour ritual to free them from the curse. But the political officers, in order to maintain the social stability of the village and the ancient traditions, have to ensure that every child is born under the influence and the authority of Pasquale.

Logline:

We are all children of Pasquale Capuano

Directed by:

Paolo Martini

Cast:

Marcello Prayer, Aura Ghezzi, Giobbe Covatta, Francesco Paolantoni, Giacomo Rizzo, Valerio Lombardi

Production:

LaLùzFilms / Malandrino Film / Paola Raffo Arte Contemporanea

Synopsys:

Bea is forced to leave the big city and to move back to the country house where her sister and brother are still living. Shaked by their living conditions, she endevors to fit in with the help of Emy, her meek but weird younger sister. But soon enough she also discovers their ambiguous inclinations and the most dangerous segret lingering around them.

Bea is forced to leave the big city and to move back to the country house where her sister and brother are still living. Shaked by their living conditions, she endevors to fit in with the help of Emy, her meek but weird younger sister. But soon enough she also discovers their ambiguous inclinations and the most dangerous segret lingering around them.

Directed by:

Francesco Barozzi

Cast:

Beatrice Schiros, Francesca Turrini, Giuseppe Sepe

Production:

Francesco Barozzi, Giuseppe Sepe, Luca Speranzoni, Nicola Xella, LaLùz Films

Synopsys:

Asemic cinema is non-communication form that uses language outside the traditional rules of syntax.
Asemic cinema determines a void of meaning which the spectator has the freedom to fill and interpret.
Asemic cinema is the highest expression of the denial of fundamental grammatical rules of cinema semiology.

Directed by:

Giuseppe Calandriello

Voices:

Francesco Aprile, Andrea Astolfi, Diego Bertelli, Antonino Bove, Karri Kokko, Antonio Francesco Perozzi, Lamberto Pignotti

Production:

Paolo Martini, Paola Raffo Arte Contemporanea, LaLùz Films