Days of Light 3Rd Edition 2017
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Days of Light 3rd edition 2017 organised by Il Circolo, associazione culturale with the support of Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia Comune di Spilimbergo – Città del Mosaico Fondazione Friuli Rai Cinema partners Comune di Sequals Circolo Culturale Lumière La Cineteca del Friuli FVG Film Commission Istituto Superiore Il Tagliamento Istituto Musicale Guido Alberto Fano Unione Artigiani Pordenone Confartigianato Ordine dei Giornalisti del Friuli Venezia Giulia Filarmonica dell'Istituto Alberto Fano Centro Studi Pier Paolo Pasolini EnoPordenone Casula Vini del Friuli Vicentini Orgnani Vini di Natura Tenuta Fernanda Cappello IMAGO- Federazione Europea degli Autori della Fotografia AIC – Associazione Italiana Autori della Fotografia Cinematografica Istituto Luce Cinecittà - Rivista 8 ½ Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia Roma Centro Cinema Città di Cesena Università di Lubiana with the contribution of GraphiStudio Friul Mosaic Cata - Artigianato FVG Sina Auto Enoteca La Torre art direction Gloria De Antoni and Donato Guerra organisation ElenaTommaselli Silvia Scanu press office Volpe & Sain technical management Claudio Tolomio opening session Nora Hoppe, Tariq Marzbaan PacharaTanjariyanon, Eakachai Jaicumma prize creator Friul Mosaic interpreter: Marta De Rosa web developper Espressione Web catalogue administrator Angela Gorini Days of light in Spilimbergo, a city for cinematography Impressions from a festival that honours directors of photography in the Italian film industry As Federico Fellini used to say, a movie is written with the light, and a movie’s photography can be defined as “the direction of the light”. Three years ago in Friuli Venezia Giulia, a festival was created to celebrate the role of cinematographers and to further develop the Spilimbergo area, already rich in cultural events. The city, which gave birth to an innovative photography school inspired from neorealism, hosted the third edition of the “Days of Light” festival from the 10th to the 18th of June 2017. This was achieved thanks to the Friuli Venezia Giulia autonomous region, the Fondazione Friuli, the Comune di Spilimbergo and the Confartigianato Imprese di Pordenone, with the cooperation of Istituto Luce and the magazine 8 ½, as well as the contribution of Rai Cinema. Among the novelties this year: the exhibition Parata di stelle by the great artist Pino Settanni, a focus on Lorenza Mazzetti – legendary director of the Free English Cinema movement, and the presence of the eclectic Italian-Iranian filmmaker Babak Karimi (projectionist, editor and renowned actor), witness and star of two cultural traditions and two ways of understanding cinema. Thus, the cinema in Spilimbergo contributed to building bridges between different cultures during the summer solstice. Art direction Gloria De Antoni and Donato Guerra Competition Le giornate della luce (“Days of Light”) announces three photography awards assigned to the best cinematographer among films of the previous season. The voting body is made up of a technical jury, a jury composed of young students from cinema schools and the public itself. Director of photography candidates Maurizio Calvesi For the movie Il permesso - 48 ore fuori (Italia, 2017) directed by Claudio Amendola with Claudio Amendola and Luca Argentero. Essential filmography Volevo i pantaloni directed by Maurizio Ponzi, 1990; La discesa di Aclà a Floristella directed by Aurelio Grimaldi, 1992; Quattro bravi ragazzi directed by Claudio Camarca,1993; La ribelle directed by Aurelio Grimaldi,1993; OcchioPinocchio directed by Francesco Nuti,1994; Le buttane directed by Aurelio Grimaldi,1994; Nerolio directed by Aurelio Grimaldi, 1996; Un inverno freddo freddo directed by Roberto Cimpanelli, 1996; Italiani directed by Maurizio Ponzi,1996; Giovani e belli directed by Dino Risi, 1996; I miei più cari amici directed by Alessandro Benvenuti, 1997; Fratelli coltelli directed by Maurizio Ponzi, 1997; Prima la musica, poi le parole directed by Fulvio Wetzl, 1998; L'ultimo capodanno directed by Marco Risi, 1998; L'odore della notte directed by Claudio Caligari, 1998; Una notte per decidere (Up at the Villa) directed by Philip Haas (2000); Io amo Andrea directed by Francesco Nuti, 2000; Ginostra directed by Manuel Pradal, 2002; Prendimi l'anima directed by Roberto Faenza, 2002; Segui le ombre directed by Lucio Gaudino, 2004; Sotto falso nome directed by Roberto Andò, 2004; E ridendo l'uccise directed by Florestano Vancini, 2005; Sexum Superando - Isabella Morra directed by Marta Bifano, 2005; I giorni dell'abbandono directed by Roberto Faenza 2005; Viaggio segreto directed by Roberto Andò, 2006; Valzer directed by Salvatore Maira, 2007; I Vicerè directed by Roberto Faenza, 2007; SMS - Sotto mentite spoglie directed by Vincenzo Salemme, 2007; Io, l'altro directed by Mohsen Melliti, 2007; SoloMetro directed by Marco Cucurnia, 2007; Il caso dell'infedele Klara directed by Roberto Faenza, 2009; Mine vaganti directed by Ferzan Özpetek, 2010; Tutto l'amore del mondo directed by Riccardo Grandi, 2010; Un giorno questo dolore ti sarà utile directed by Roberto Faenza, 2011; Magnifica presenza directed by Ferzan Özpetek, 2012; Ciliegine directed by Laura Morante, 2012; Viva la libertà directed by Roberto Andò, 2013; Amiche da morire directed by Giorgia Farina, 2013; La prima volta (di mia figlia) directed by Riccardo Rossi, 2015; Ho ucciso Napoleone directed by Giorgia Farina, 2015; Non essere cattivo directed by Claudio Caligari, 2015; Le confessioni directed by Roberto Andò, 2016; Il permesso – 48 ore fuori directed by Claudio Amendola, 2017. Michele D’Attanasio For the film Veloce come il vento (Italia, 2016) directed by Matteo Rovere with Stefano Accorsi and Matilda De Angelis. Essential filmography La Tempęta directed by Marcello Vai, 2005; Icario 2012 directed by Alex Bottalico, 2006; ... e se domani directed by Giovanni La Parola, 2006; Ogni giorno directed by Francesco Felli, 2008; Fuori gioco directed by Francesco Felli, 2008; Pinucco Lovero. Sogno di una morte di mezza estate directed by Pippo Mezzapesa, 2008; Una notte blu cobalto directed by Daniele Gangemi, 2009; Good Morning Aman directed by Claudio Noce, 2009; Cinque directed by Francesco Maria Dominedō, 2011; Il paese delle spose infelici directed by Pippo Mezzapesa, 2011; Nina directed by Elisa Fuksas, 2011; L'ultimo giro di Valzer directed by Francesco Felli, 2012; Il signor nessuno directed by Francesco Felli, 2012; Tiger Boy directed by Gabriele Mainetti, 2012; L'ultimo pastore directed by Marco Bonfanti, 2013; Wolf directed by Claudio Giovannesi, 2013; Pinuccio Lovero Yes I Can directed by Pippo Mezzapesa, 2014; La foresta di ghiaccio directed by Claudio Noce, 2014; In grazia di Dio directed by Edoardo Winspeare, 2014; Gomorra - La serie directed by Claudio Cupellini, 2014; Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot directed by Gabriele Mainetti, 2015; Veloce come il vento directed by Matteo Rovere, 2016; See You in Texas directed by Vito Palmieri, 2016; Claustrophonia directed by Roberto Zazzara, 2016; Rocco Schiavone directed by Michele Soavi, 2016; Sirene directed by Davide Marengo, 2017; Moglie e Marito directed by Simone Godano, 2017. Ferran Paredes Rubio For the movie Indivisibili (Italia, 2016) directed by Edoardo De Angelis with Angela Fontana, Marianna Fontana, Massimiliano Rossi and Antonia Truppo. Essential filmography Sergio Leone: il mio modo di vedere le cose directed by Giulio Reale, 2005; L’isola in me, in viaggio con Vincenzo Consolo directed by Ludovica Tortora de Falco, 2007; L’ora d’amore directed by Andrea Appetito e Christian Carmosino, 2008; Soltanto un nome nei titoli di testa – Ugo Pirro directed by Daniele Di Biasio, 2008; Fisico da spiaggia directed by Edoardo De Angelis, 2008; Fratelli d’Italia directed by Claudio Giovannesi, 2010; Febbre da fieno directed by Laura Luchetti, 2011; Mozzarella stories directed by Edoardo De Angelis, 2011; Il turno di notte lo fanno le stelle directed by Edoardo Ponti, 2012; I più grandi di tutti directed by Carlo Virzì, 2012; Index zero di Lorenzo Sportiello, 2013; Zoran, il mio nipote scemo di Matteo Oleotto, 2013; Perez directed by Edoardo De Angelis, 2014; Bolgia totale directed by Matteo Scifoni, 2014; Monitor directed by Alessio Lauria, 2015; Indivisibili directed by Edoardo De Angelis, 2016; The start up directed by Alessandro D’Alatri, 2016; L’ora legale directed by Ficarra e Picone, 2017. Technical jury Piero Colussi chairman. He is a psychologist at the Mental Illness Department of Pordenone since 1978. Cultural operator for the love of it, he contributed to the creation of the association Cinemazero at the end of the seventies, of which he was president for a long time. He soon after created the festival Le Giornate del Cinema Muto. For ten years he was the regional councillor of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Recently he was appointed commissioner of the special agency (azienda speciale) Villa Manin di Passariano (Udine). Oreste De Fornari is a journalist, a film critic and an Italian television writer. He has also written essays on Walt Disney, Truffaut, Sergio Leone, and a history of television drama (“Teleromanza”, 1990, reprinted and updated in 2011) and of Classici americani (2011). He supervised a book on Il sorpasso di Dino Risi and he participated for few years at the Commissione Consultiva per il Cinema at the Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali. Beyond being a writer and a television presenter – almost always with Gloria De Antoni (“Magazine 3”, “Perdenti”, “La principessa sul pisello”, “Letti gemelli”, “La fonte meravigliosa”,