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- A conversation with director Lucio Fulci recorded in Rome in June 1993.
- A portrait of Alda Merini, one of the most important and renowned literary figures of the twentieth century, realized with the inedited footage of a long conversation that the director Antonietta De Lillo had with her in 1995.
- Vittoria is an exuberant thirteen-year-old girl who lives in the province of Naples and who dreams of becoming an influencer. Her father, Fabrizio, on her birthday gives her a ticket to parade on the red carpet in Venice. She begins a bizarre preparation: clothes made up of newspaper clippings, the search for the right outfit to get the blue check and many, many stories on social media.
- Diorama is a fresco in which urban scenes interpenetrate in one another, transfiguring the subjects, human beings and animals that populate them. The voice of the human being becomes the one of the animal, and the bodies of these latter the ones of human beings.
- The curious adventure of Mr Rotpeter, a monkey turned into a man. Starting from Kafka's novel 'A Report to an Academy', Antonietta De Lillo's movie sets Mr Rotpeter's adventure in a nowadays Naples. Its peculiar storytelling flows between a faraway past and our recent reality. Mr Rotpeter's interest is strongly connected to human nature, society, politics, inner behaviours and emotions. Antonietta De Lillo's short movie will drag us into a very unique atmosphere, causing us a sense of disorientation and commotion.
- A woman decides to step into the cosmetic surgery maelstrom to give her life a radical change. Once the change is completed she is even unhappier than before. Life will surprisingly rush to the aid of her...
- When, some time ago, I read an article by geologist Giovanni Balestri foretelling, facts at hand, the end of life in my homeland in 2064, I immediately felt the need to tell about this phenomenon through the seventh art. A film cannot certainly claim to act as a solution for the social catastrophe that the phenomenon is producing, but I think that the cinema, as always it does, can surely give a valuable contribution to the consciousness campaign that is currently taking place.