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Shorts From the New Italian Auteurs

A selection of the best Italian short films that participated in past editions of the Festival alongside the docufiction “Tutti giú per aria” with Ascanio Celestini and Dario Fo. Buy the DVD and support independent cinema… “I corti dei nuovi autori italiani”: collecting eleven of the best shorts from upcoming Italian directors: Aria (Claudio Noce), Slaveshine (Marko Zizic), Cronaca rosa (Stefania Girolami), Charles Delano (Gianluigi Tarditi), Goodbye Antonio (Michele Zampino), Terzo° & Mondo (Daniele Pignatelli), Regalo di Natale (Daniele De Plano), Colpevole fino a prova contraria (Heidy Krissane), L’ultima seduta (Elisabetta Rocchetti), Lotta libera (Stefano Viali), Miracolo a Milano (Tony Brunetti). Together with the shorts is “Tutti giú per aria” di Francesco Cordio: Ascanio Celestini and Dario Fo are featured in a film recounting the Alitalia trials from the point of view of the workers, using footage filmed during the protests and interviews, with a dash of fiction. All of this for only 15 euro, including the cost of shipping.

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