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Badabò (2022)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 52M

Director : Stefano Cau

Synopsis

Set in southern Sardinia, Badabò follows the adventures of a musician forced to look for a new job following the pandemic. Having found a job in home care for the elderly, the woman will have to reach the people assigned to her in the most remote places, discovering a world that lives the contingent situation with serene acceptance. In front of the camera, women and men on the threshold of a hundred years old expose personal memories and emotions, letting themselves be infected by the unpredictable musical drifts of the protagonist. As in an ethnographic film revisited by Jacques Demy, real-life cinema and musical come together, creating an unprecedented experiment that is also social.

Actors

Rossella Faa
Rossella Faa

Crews

Stefano Cau
Stefano Cau
Director
Andrea Marras
Andrea Marras
Director of Photography
Stefano Cau
Stefano Cau
Editor
Cladinè Curreli
Cladinè Curreli
Sound

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