Francesco Zanatta

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in attesa
Editor
23 days of waiting, boredom and light.
in attesa
Director
23 days of waiting, boredom and light.
una notte
Editor
A collective act of caring over the course of one night.
una notte
Director
A collective act of caring over the course of one night.
APOPHENIA
Editor
Apophenia is a horror film, a video essay and a travel documentary in which an urban legend becomes the starting point of a Lovecraftian tale in search of a disturbing unknown. The images emerge from the web intertwining and overlapping, showing themselves as symptoms of a collective schizophrenia to which the user slowly succumbs.
APOPHENIA
Director
Apophenia is a horror film, a video essay and a travel documentary in which an urban legend becomes the starting point of a Lovecraftian tale in search of a disturbing unknown. The images emerge from the web intertwining and overlapping, showing themselves as symptoms of a collective schizophrenia to which the user slowly succumbs.
brumèstega
Editor
Experimental documentary on fog.
brumèstega
Director
Experimental documentary on fog.
un cammino
Editor
Driving and walking through the wonders of central Italy.
un cammino
Director
Driving and walking through the wonders of central Italy.
Viva la notte
Editor
Between the early 1990s and late 2000s, in what can be considered the golden age of Italian disco, a number of people chose to document a swirling, sleepless nightlife. What emerged is a collection of low-definition videos in which flashing lights, pulsating music and dancing bodies merge to become a mass in constant agitation. Viva la notte starts from this material to explore and expand the sense of loss that characterizes it, taking it to a level of abstraction and opacity where the image dissolves similarly to the world that generated it. Forms are lost in the dark and what remains are the evanescent traces of another place, populated by fleeting ghosts in search of perpetual instability.
Viva la notte
Director
Between the early 1990s and late 2000s, in what can be considered the golden age of Italian disco, a number of people chose to document a swirling, sleepless nightlife. What emerged is a collection of low-definition videos in which flashing lights, pulsating music and dancing bodies merge to become a mass in constant agitation. Viva la notte starts from this material to explore and expand the sense of loss that characterizes it, taking it to a level of abstraction and opacity where the image dissolves similarly to the world that generated it. Forms are lost in the dark and what remains are the evanescent traces of another place, populated by fleeting ghosts in search of perpetual instability.
un'isola
Editor
A trip to a little island and the return of nostalgia.
un'isola
Director
A trip to a little island and the return of nostalgia.
A Romilda
Director
An old woman relives her life through words.
be me
Editor
An exploration of the human body in the age of the internet through hundreds of Youtube clips.
be me
Director
An exploration of the human body in the age of the internet through hundreds of Youtube clips.
Last seen walking
Editor
A study on surveillance videos showing the last sighting of missing people. The film is structured as a long walk through the city in which the exit from the scene corresponds to the total disappearance of the person. Sometimes the subject is more evident, other times it mingles in the crowd or appears in a few pixels in the distance. The edges of the picture are also the limits of the image, which can be easily crossed but which, in the case of these videos, become openings to the unknown.
Last seen walking
Director
A study on surveillance videos showing the last sighting of missing people. The film is structured as a long walk through the city in which the exit from the scene corresponds to the total disappearance of the person. Sometimes the subject is more evident, other times it mingles in the crowd or appears in a few pixels in the distance. The edges of the picture are also the limits of the image, which can be easily crossed but which, in the case of these videos, become openings to the unknown.
La Piave
Editor
La Piave is an attempt to describe the Piave river and its surroundings as a character in constant change. Each chapter shows a different research session in which the landscape is analyzed in its structure through individual shots, thus forming a naturalist mosaic that accounts for the different conformations of the territory over the years. This first part collects the documentation of the place made by me between 2017 and 2021, as well as a couple of found footage sequences.
La Piave
Director
La Piave is an attempt to describe the Piave river and its surroundings as a character in constant change. Each chapter shows a different research session in which the landscape is analyzed in its structure through individual shots, thus forming a naturalist mosaic that accounts for the different conformations of the territory over the years. This first part collects the documentation of the place made by me between 2017 and 2021, as well as a couple of found footage sequences.
Bon viajo
Editor
Bodies in spaces and the search for emptiness.
Bon viajo
Director
Bodies in spaces and the search for emptiness.
fuori fuori orario
Editor
An installation designed to be exhibited on the windows of the Museo del Novecento in Milan and consists of the reassembly of fragments from Fuori Orario, the famous program conceived by enrico ghezzi. Over the course of 60 minutes, film sequences, montages, theme songs and nocturnal presentations alternate between the early nineties and the end of the 2000s. Fuori Orario is seen fragmentarily, it is thought first of all by separating image and sound: only inside the museum can it be heard and only outside can it be seen. In both cases, the work is made up of superimpositions, forms and words that escape and chase each other. Entering the endless night, the impossibility of an absolute gaze is increasingly revealed. In the construction of the sequences, the previous thought is not forgotten, but it is recontextualized within the same frame, it is put back into the discourse, conscious but uncontrolled reactivation.
fuori fuori orario
Director
An installation designed to be exhibited on the windows of the Museo del Novecento in Milan and consists of the reassembly of fragments from Fuori Orario, the famous program conceived by enrico ghezzi. Over the course of 60 minutes, film sequences, montages, theme songs and nocturnal presentations alternate between the early nineties and the end of the 2000s. Fuori Orario is seen fragmentarily, it is thought first of all by separating image and sound: only inside the museum can it be heard and only outside can it be seen. In both cases, the work is made up of superimpositions, forms and words that escape and chase each other. Entering the endless night, the impossibility of an absolute gaze is increasingly revealed. In the construction of the sequences, the previous thought is not forgotten, but it is recontextualized within the same frame, it is put back into the discourse, conscious but uncontrolled reactivation.
il carbonasso
Editor
Halfway between a video installation, a performance and an in situ work, Il carbonasso was created starting from the discovery and intense exploration of a hidden and isolated place near the Piave river. The video consists of a series of long and fixed shots in which it is possible to perceive a mysterious and elusive creature. Observation soon becomes contemplation and meditation in which the gaze is lost in the image in search of the enigmatic presence. The title of the work and the name of the (non) protagonist derive from the dialectal name of the rat snake, a very common non-poisonous snake near water courses.
il carbonasso
Director
Halfway between a video installation, a performance and an in situ work, Il carbonasso was created starting from the discovery and intense exploration of a hidden and isolated place near the Piave river. The video consists of a series of long and fixed shots in which it is possible to perceive a mysterious and elusive creature. Observation soon becomes contemplation and meditation in which the gaze is lost in the image in search of the enigmatic presence. The title of the work and the name of the (non) protagonist derive from the dialectal name of the rat snake, a very common non-poisonous snake near water courses.
Oltreverde
Editor
A trip along the beach of the Venice Lido.
Oltreverde
Director
A trip along the beach of the Venice Lido.
venti
Editor
Something from a year that never existed.
venti
Director
Something from a year that never existed.
a chi arriva
Editor
A friendship in four chapters.
a chi arriva
Director
A friendship in four chapters.
burning flesh
Editor
Devoured images.
burning flesh
Director
Devoured images.
THE BEST OF ME
Editor
The best of me is a video installation consisting of two projections exhibited in different rooms. Each of the two videos is a replacement of the famous videos of Ricardo Lopez, the so-called Bjork stalker who in 1996 filmed himself in his house while building a bomb to send to the Icelandic singer, with whom he was obsessed. Twenty hours of videos shot over 9 months in which his thoughts, his daily life and his activities are documented in a sort of ante litteram vlog. The best of me shows two sides of the footage that are often ignored: on one hand its experimentation with the device, its use of the video camera as an expression of the self; on the other hand, the few moments in which Lopez does not speak and stops to reflect. Together, the two projections account for a material of great theoretical interest that goes beyond the simple initial shock.
THE BEST OF ME
Director
The best of me is a video installation consisting of two projections exhibited in different rooms. Each of the two videos is a replacement of the famous videos of Ricardo Lopez, the so-called Bjork stalker who in 1996 filmed himself in his house while building a bomb to send to the Icelandic singer, with whom he was obsessed. Twenty hours of videos shot over 9 months in which his thoughts, his daily life and his activities are documented in a sort of ante litteram vlog. The best of me shows two sides of the footage that are often ignored: on one hand its experimentation with the device, its use of the video camera as an expression of the self; on the other hand, the few moments in which Lopez does not speak and stops to reflect. Together, the two projections account for a material of great theoretical interest that goes beyond the simple initial shock.
Perdutamente
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To search. To remember and to search. To remember and to find. To search and to find again. In the labyrinth of the mind, the only way to find is to get lost in the limbo and start again from oneself.
Perdutamente
Editor
To search. To remember and to search. To remember and to find. To search and to find again. In the labyrinth of the mind, the only way to find is to get lost in the limbo and start again from oneself.
Perdutamente
Director
To search. To remember and to search. To remember and to find. To search and to find again. In the labyrinth of the mind, the only way to find is to get lost in the limbo and start again from oneself.
Non-intervento su Deserto Rosso
Director
A meta-film about a meta-journey.
Non-intervento su Deserto Rosso
Editor
A meta-film about a meta-journey.
Here I am
Editor
A man searching for a new truth.
Here I am
Director
A man searching for a new truth.
Everyday makeup (I feel fantastic)
Editor
In facing the lens and addressing an intangible audience, the face on the web becomes a disturbing mirror of its own growing dehumanization. Everyday makeup dissects this artificial mask by discovering the raw and pulsating matter of which it is made. The digital image is gutted and broken down, finally revealing its atom, its pure essence: the pixel. This autopsy process of the internettian non-body thus allows us to go back to an aesthetic root in which thought is not filtered and in which entertainment is reduced to an inevitable colored chaos.
Everyday makeup (I feel fantastic)
Director
In facing the lens and addressing an intangible audience, the face on the web becomes a disturbing mirror of its own growing dehumanization. Everyday makeup dissects this artificial mask by discovering the raw and pulsating matter of which it is made. The digital image is gutted and broken down, finally revealing its atom, its pure essence: the pixel. This autopsy process of the internettian non-body thus allows us to go back to an aesthetic root in which thought is not filtered and in which entertainment is reduced to an inevitable colored chaos.