Fabrizio Paterniti Martello

Two boys from the same neighbourhood have taken different life paths. One is studying Architecture at university, the other is quick with a gun. They grew up in an environment of tension, with constant clashes between protesters and the police. The city is a labyrinth in motion: eventually, it ends up looking like the people that live in it, or maybe it is the other way around. It is the difference between living in the city, and on the outskirts of it. Everything looks the same, locked in an endless cycle. But it isn’t.

Daniel is the only African-Italian officer in the flying squad in Rome, tasked with evicting 150 families from an apartment building that they have taken over. One of the families is his own.

She was defending her son like a tigress’, is how the protagonist of the experimental film describes his traumatizing encounter with death. The circumstances of the incident are somewhat unclear but what is essential is the way its eyewitnesses reacted and the feelings it provoked in the narrator.

A documentary following the lives of two baby YouTube influencers and their family. Sisters Marghe and Giulia, aged 9 and 12, are known as “Marghe Giulia Kawaii” by their over 300,000 followers and their videos have been viewed millions of times. The documentary examines the effects of their new found fame and explores its influence on their private lives, where daily habits and online sharing seem to constantly overlap.