Written by: Stephen Amidon, Francesca Archibugi, Francesco Piccolo and Paolo Virzì
Produced by: Indiana Production, with Rai Cinema in association with 3 Marys Entertainment in collaboration with Motorino Amaranto.
Distributed by: 01 Distribution
The film stars Academy Award-winner Helen Mirren and two-time Golden Globe-winner Donald Sutherland as a runaway couple going on an unforgettable cross-country journey in their vintage camper. Ella and John are fleeing the suffocating care of their doctors and grown children. He is distracted but strong; she is frail but sharp. Their journey aboard the faithful old camper they call The Leisure Seeker takes them from Massachusetts to Key West. Sharing moments of exhilaration and anguish, they recapture their passion for life and their love for one another on a road trip that provides revelation and surprise right up to the very end.
Cinema release: January 2014
From: Human Capital by Stephen Amidon
Written by: Paolo Virzì, Francesco Bruni, Francesco Piccolo
Produced by: Indiana Production
Coproduced by: Rai Cinema, Manny Films
In collaboration with: Motorino Amaranto
With the contribution: Eurimages, Ministero Italiano per i beni e le attività culturali
International Sales: BAC Films
Awards: 7 David di Donatello Awards; 4 Golden Ciak 2014; 7 Silver Ribbon Awards; 1 Golden Globe Best Movie; 1 Tribeca Film Festival Award.
Italian candidate for the 2015 Academy Awards’ selection as Best Foreign Movie.
During a cold winter night, a cyclist is hit by a SUV and then abandoned to agonize in the frozen snow. The mysterious episode, on which the police will investigate, connects the events of the members of two families: the petty-bourgeois family of Ossola and the one rich and venerated of Bernaschi. Through a sophisticated narration divided into four chapters, freely adapted by American noir novel, the film explores human and inhuman ambitions, generational conflicts and social splendor and misery of North Italy province, ending with a mocking flavor epilogue that does not seem to fulfill anybody.
Cast: Micaela Ramazzotti, Patrick Bruel, Pippo Delbono, Fortunato Cerlino, Gaetano Bruno, Sebastian Gimelli Morosini, Alessandro Riceci, Marco Leonardi, Matilda De Angelis, Ennio Fantastichini
Written by: Andrea Cedrola, Stefano Grasso, Sebastiano Riso
Produced by: Indiana Production with Rai Cinema in co-production with BAC Films
Distributed by: BIM
Contemporary Rome. At first glance Vincent, a Frenchman in his fifties that has kept only the accent, and Maria, about fifteen years younger, seem similar to many other couples. When they take the subway, they sit close together, arms around each other. When they return home, they make love passionately, intertwined by a mutual attraction that usually is common to the beginning of a love story, not an established relationship like theirs. In the everyday life mainly lived in the shelter of the walls of the house, even the presence of outsiders seems not only unnecessary, but even avoided, as if both were enough to each other and the rest of the world did not matter or existed. Yet, at a closer look, it’s hard not to notice small signs of uneasiness that come from the female half of this apparently so united couple. Maria is too vulnerable and too in love to assert her malaise. And her attempts of rebellion, rather than indicating a genuine willingness to move away from her partner, resemble almost a desperate request for help addressed to her “Vincenzo” and promptly ignored by him. What Vincent does not seem to realise is that Maria is not questioning their relationship, but the life-project they have so far brought forward together: a scary secret project that Maria has no intention to keep living.
Written by: Paolo Virzì, Francesco Piccolo, Francesco Bruni
Produced by: Indiana Production, Motorino amaranto, Medusa
Distributed by: Medusa
BO Italia: 7 Milioni
Distributed in : More than 40 countries in Europe, US, Asia and South America
Awards : 3 David di Donatello: Best script, Best Leading Actor, Best Leading Actress; 4 Silver Ribbons: Best direction, Best Script, Best Leading Actress, Best Costumes.
Italian candidate for Best Foreign Film at the 83rd Academy Award in 2011.
Summer in Tuscany, 1971. Anna is crowned ‘Queen’ of Livorno’s most famous bath house. Beautiful, vivacious and innocent, she’s unaware of arousing the unwelcome suspicions of her jealous husband Mario, and stoking the hidden embarrassment of her son Bruno. 20 years la ter, Bruno is persuaded to return to Livorno by his estranged sister Valeria. To help Anna – still a beautiful object of desire despite a terminal illness. And to confront the childhood memories he has tried to erase at all costs. Humiliation. Confusion. Endless wanderings in search of somewhere to live after having been thrown onto the streets by their father. Yet always swept along by Anna’s unshakable optimism.
Cinema release: September 15th 2016
Written by: Gabriele Muccino, Dale Nall
Produced by: INDIANA PRODUCTION and RAI CINEMA
Distributed by: 01 Distribution
Soundtrack: Lorenzo Jovanotti Cherubini
Location: Roma, San Francisco, New Orleans, Cuba
Marco is 18, just graduated from high school and has no idea about his future. Maria, “the nun”, is a girl from the same school, just graduated, that Marco considers pedantic and conservative. A common friend and an unexpected event will bring them together to San Francisco, where Matt and Paul are waiting for them. The two American boys are a couple who faced the difficulties of growing up in New Orleans, in the homophobic Louisiana. This is a coming of age tale and a story of love found in unexpected places, but it is also the story of four young people who, despite coming from different worlds, will discover just how much they have in common. In helping each other to realize their dreams, they will discover the truth about their own.
Release: December 6th 2016
Written by: La Buoncostume
Produced by: Discovery Italia
Fabri and Carlo are two freelances. Trudging between zero budget projects and improbable briefs, they are waiting for the turning point in their careers. As pioneers of the beginning of the XXth century, they are as brave and daring as idiot and full of illusions.With them Federica, looking for stability in a solid creative agency and Camilla, who really does not know what she wants. In the role of them selves Sofia Viscardi, and Matilda De Angelis as well as Matilde Gioli. What do they have in common? They have no money, no planB and are all around 30: the Golden Age.
