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Troppolitani - Fuori dove? (2009)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 26M

Director : Antonio Rezza, Flavia Mastrella

Synopsis

Path in progress on the intentions of those who think badly. The discomfort of the mind of those who have no discomfort is greater than that of those who make discomfort their natural expression. "Troppolitani Outside Where?" it is a journey through the folds of the human and inhuman mind. A one-way trip that does not allow for escape: you remain trapped in the thought of whoever is in front of you. One is stunned by the astonishment that the deviated mind is able to arouse.

Actors

Antonio Rezza
Antonio Rezza

Crews

Antonio Rezza
Antonio Rezza
Director
Flavia Mastrella
Flavia Mastrella
Director
Luca Gasparri
Luca Gasparri
Sound Engineer
Barbara Faonio
Barbara Faonio
Editor
Ivan Talarico
Ivan Talarico
Assistant Director
Flavia Mastrella
Flavia Mastrella
Additional Camera
Marco Tani
Marco Tani
Camera Operator

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