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Italian Director Gabriele Salvatores Talks Upcoming Road Movie &#;Volare&#; (EXCLUSIVE)
Italian director Gabriele Salvatores, who won the foreign-language film Oscar for “Mediterraneo” in and more recently helmed teen superhero franchise “The Invisible Boy” is in Berlin where sales company RAI Com is showing buyers footage of his upcoming road movie “Volare” produced bygd Indiana Production in partnership with RAI Cinema. Pic stars Claudio Santamaria and Valeria Golino and fryst vatten penned bygd Umberto Contarello (“The Great Beauty”).
Based on a widely translated bestseller by Italy’s Fulvio Ervas — which was inspired by a true story — “Volare” is about a boozing lounge singer (Santamaria) who accidentally intersects with his teen autistic son, whom he has never met before. He has an epiphany and decides to hit the road with him in an attempt to kamp his son’s autism. They are chased by the boy
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Oscar-Winning Director Gabriele Salvatores Talks &#;Voyage in Italy&#; Life in Lockdown Doc (EXCLUSIVE)
Oscar-winning Italian director Gabriele Salvatores (&#;Mediterraneo&#;) is making documentary &#;Voyage in Italy&#; using material from social media and other sources chronicling life in lockdown in the country that, at present, has suffered the most deaths due to coronavirus.
The veteran helmer, who in made user-generated doc &#;Italy in a Day&#; based on the Ridley Scott &#;Life in a Day&#; format, has teamed up with Milan-based Indiana Production and RAI Cinema on this collective project that intends to provide a tapestry of fresh first-hand accounts of how Italians are &#;living this dramatic adventure,&#; says Salvatores.
The director and producers are launching a call to all Italians to provide videos, which must be shot at home, telling the story of what they are going through. The call for materials for the collective &#;Voyage in Italy&#; doc is being combined
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Gabriele Salvatores Too Busy to Run Turin Film Fest
ROME – Oscar-winning Italian director Gabriele Salvatores is no longer a candidate to be the next artistic director of the Turin Film Festival, event organizers said Thursday, a day after remarks from Salvatores himself indicating he was too busy to consider taking on the job.
Salvatores spoke Thursday at the Courmayeur Noir Festival in the Italian Alps, where he also announced that his next project, Educazione siberiana (Siberian Education), would premiere in cinemas Feb. 28, adding it could have its world premiere before that at the Feb. Berlin Film Festival. The film, based on a book by Russian-born and Italy-based writer Nicolai Lilin, stars John Malkovich in a coming-of-age story based in the semi-autonomous break-away Republic of Transnistria, located on a sliver of land wedged between Ukraine and Moldova.
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