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Sfoglia Il Catalogo 1 Investimenti sostenibili. Allinea i tuoi interessi a quelli del pianeta. Paolo Tacchi Wealth Advisor Banca Generali 2 3 MAIN SPONSOR SPONSOR www.lucar.it PARTNERS connesso oltre lo schermo 4 5 LUCCA FILM FESTIVAL E EUROPA CINEMA 2019 Direttore Tecnico: Direttore Mostre: Responsabile Acquisizione Diritti e Movimentazione Federico Ghivizzani Alessandro Romanini Copie: Presidente: Assistenza Direzione Tecnica: Assistenza alla Direzione Mostre: Martino Martinelli Nicola Borrelli Gianluca Marzari, Dario Ricci, Gioele Morini, Stefania Fabiola Manfredi Acquisizione Diritti e Movimentazione Copie: Grondona Francesca Montagni (volontaria), Nicolò Marcheschi Vice Presidente: Direzione Effetto Cinema Notte: (stagista), Roberto Gugliotta (stagista), Sofia Nieri Stefano Giorgi Responsabili Gestione Spazi: Stefano Giuntini, Cristina Puccinelli (stagista) Valentina Vasta, Lucia Nieri, Erika Citti Produzione Esecutiva Effetto Cinema Notte: Comitato Artistico: Gestione Spazi: Beatrice Manigrasso (scenografie) Responsabili Sottitolatura Elettronica: Alessandro De Francesco, Alessandro Romanini, Alessandra Presti (stagista), Andrea Stocchi (volonta- Alessandro Di Giulio (responsabile produzione) Paolo Merli, Manuel Navati, Neon Video di Torino Cristina Puccinelli, Erika Citti, Nicolas Condemi, Federi- rio), Anna Di Iorio (stagista), Gaia Salvestrini (stagista), Nicola D’Olivo, Andrea Faina (produzione esecutiva) Sottotitolatura Elettronica in sala: co Salvetti, Federico Ghivizzani, Federico Lorenzi, Fran- Giulia Prete (volontaria), Ilaria Mongelluzzi (stagista), Agua Amaranta Nannizzi (stagista), Elisa Bianchi (stagi- cesco Giani, Martino Martinelli, Nicola D’Olivo, Rachele Laura Domenici (stagista), Lorenzo Monacci (stagista), Locandina Main Event “Tears in Rain”: sta), Gaia Salvestrini (stagista), Giulia Gallo (volontaria), Pollastrini, Silvia Bizio, Stefano Giuntini, Cristina Casati Mariia Shcherbakova (volontaria), Marta Bianucci (sta- Elena Barbieri Ilaria Mongelluzzi (stagista), Lorenzo Monacci (stagista), gista), Matheo Heredia (volontario), Nicolò Marche- Martina Trevisiol (stagista), Nicola Biagi (stagista), Vivia- Collaboratori Interni: schi (stagista), Oliviero Brunetti (volontario), Ramona Sigla Lucca Film Festival 2019: na Scarpati (stagista) Cristina Puccinelli, Elisa D’Agostino, Erika Citti, Federico Palladino (volontaria), Rebecca Montemagni (stagista), Federico Lorenzi Sottotitolatura Elettronica da remoto: Lorenzi, Francesca Pucci, Lucia Nieri, Nicola D’Olivo, Sophia Lippi (stagista), Sofia Nieri (stagista), Terry Ren- Arianna Palagi (volontaria), Cecilia Del Romano Valentina Vasta, Ilaria Riccomini da (volontaria), Viviana Scarpati (stagista) Responsabili Riprese e Montaggio Video: (stagista), Debora Mariotti (stagista), Elisa Bianchi Boguslab (stagista), Eugenia Marabini (stagista), Francesca Direzione Artistica Europa Cinema: Responsabili Accoglienza Ospiti: Riprese e Montaggio Video: Montagni (volontaria), Gaia Salvestrini (stagista), Barbara Cupisti e Valentina Pagliai (Fondazione Robert Valentina Vasta, Erika Citti Christian Orlandi (volontario), Filippo Marchetti Giada Mancini (stagista), Irene Sacchi (stagista), Jacopo F. Kennedy Italia) Assistenti Accoglienza Ospiti: (volontario), Franco Grieco (stagista), Gabriele Gavarini Alamanni (stagista), Laura Domenici (stagista), Marco Assistente Direzione Artistica Europa Cinema: Elisa Pugliese, Melissa Marangoni (stagista), Giacomo Becherucci (volontario), Isabella Davini (stagista), Mariachiara Sinibaldi (stagista), Martina Federico Pasquali (stagista) Accoglienza Ospiti: Pasqualetti, (stagista), Samuel Okeke (volontario) Salani (stagista), Nicola Biagi (stagista), Virginia Fontana Ringraziamenti Europa Cinema: Camilla Chiti (stagista), Elisa Meucci (stagista), Elisa (stagista), Viviana Scarpati (stagista) Maria Lina Marcucci, Ilaria Bonuccelli, Andrea Khun, Pollastrini (volontaria), Eugenia Dudnyk (stagista), Mariia Responsabili Documentazione Fotografica: Elizabeth Riani, Jan Vecoli Shcherbakova (volontaria), Martina Salani (stagista) Francesca Pucci, Carlotta Lattanzi, Giuseppe Circelli Traduzioni: Documentazione Fotografica: Arianna Palagi (volontaria), Cecilia Del Romano (stagi- Concept e realizzazione Locandina 2019, Responsabile Talents Handler: Agua Amaranta Nannizzi (stagista), Edoardo Galigani sta), Debora Mariotti (stagista), Elisa Bianchi (stagista), Comunicazione Visiva e Ufficio Marketing: Cristina Casati (stagista), Francesco Benjamin Di Stanio (stagista), Giada Mancini (stagista), Giulia Gallo (volontaria), Irene Francesco Giani Talent Assistant: Ilaria Ippolito (stagista), Isabella Pasqualetti, (stagista), Sacchi (stagista), Laura Domenici (stagista), Lorenzo Federico Jonathan Cusin Mariagiulia Cecchi (stagista), Martina Piano (volontaria), Monacci (stagista), Marco Davini (stagista), Mariachiara Coordinamento e Sviluppo Grafico: Stefania Sottile (stagista) Sinibaldi (stagista), Mariia Shcherbakova (volontaria), Francesco Giani, Federico Lorenzi Assistenza alla Presidenza: Martina Salani (stagista), Martina Trevisiol (stagista), Antonio Buscema Nicola Biagi (stagista), Virginia Fontana (stagista) 6 7 Ufficio Stampa e Pubbliche Relazioni: Amministrazione: Sezione Educational di Banca Société Générale. Il festival è realizzato grazie PS Comunicazione - Antonio Pirozzi, Olimpia de Meo, Rosita Pieroni, Elisa D’Agostino Marco Borrelli Erika Citti, Walter Rinaldi, Nicola Borrelli, anche al Bando Funder35 e si avvale inoltre del sup- Martina Angeli Assistente alla sezione Educational porto di Gesam Gas & Luce SpA, Istituto Luce Cine- www.pscomunicazione.it Segreteria: Ilaria Collini città S.r.l., Fondazione Banca del Monte di Lucca, Lucar Lucia Pieroni Spa, Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Ufficio Social Media: Giuria Concorso Lungometraggi Turismo, Regione Toscana, Fondazione Sistema Toscana, Fusion Communications Rutger Hauer, Philip Gröning, Roberto Manassero, Comune di Lucca, Comune di Viareggio, Provincia di PROGRAMMAZIONE ARTISTICA Veronica Raino, Ysée Brisson Lucca e della collaborazione e co produzione di Teatro Responsabile di progetto: del Giglio di Lucca, Fondazione Giacomo Puccini e Puc- Cristiana Benini Omaggio Joe Dante cini Museum - Casa Natale, Fondazione Carlo Ludovi- Stefano Giorgi, Paolo Zelati RINGRAZIAMENTI/AKNOWLEDGEMENTS co Ragghianti, Fondazione UIBI, Università degli Studi di Assistenti di progetto: Firenze, Martinelli Luce, Istiuto Luigi Boccherini e Liceo Gabriele Lingiardi, Ilaria Massimi Retrospettiva Philip Gröning Si ringraziano inoltre: Artistico Musicale e Coreutico Augusto Passaglia. Si Martino Martinelli, Stefano Giorgi, Cristina Casati Alessandro Sabba Salvetti, Federico Carmassi, ringraziano anche Lucca Comics & Games, la Direzione Comunicazione e Editoria: Francesco Pera Turrini, Renato Bonturi, Giulia Regionale di Trenitalia, Unicoop Firenze, Confcommer- Eugenia Marabini (stagista), Francesca Montagni Omaggio Rutger Hauer Giambastiani, Lorenzo Dal Poggetto, Emanuele Vietina, cio delle Province di Lucca e Massa Carrara, il Corso di (volontaria), Leonardo Trinci (stagista), Roberto Cristina Puccinelli, Nicola Borrelli Giuseppe Guastini, Gianni Quilici, Cristiano Alberti, Laurea in Discipline dello Spettacolo e della Comunica- Gugliotta (stagista), Angelo Paladini, Andrea Salani, Franco Mungai, zione del Dipartimento di Civiltà e Forme del Sapere Omaggio Michelet Ocelot Marco Lucchesi, Giuseppe Corti, Montserrat Jiménez dell’Università di Pisa, Photolux Festival, Light It Up Blue Catalogo a cura di: Mario Serenellini Mühlhausen - Lucca e App18 per la collaborazione. Stefano Giorgi Sezione Cinema & Arte LUCCA FILM FESTIVAL E EUROPA CINEMA 2019 Traduzione Catalogo “Lucca Film Festival e Europa Alessandro Romanini 13 Aprile-21 Aprile Cinema 2019”: Cinema Centrale, Cinema Astra, Auditorium Vincenzo Tessa Wiechmann Concorso Internazionale Lungometraggi Da Massa Carrara, Auditorium Fondazione Banca del Nicolas Condemi, Stefano Giorgi, Martino Martinelli Monte di Lucca, Teatro del Giglio, ICare, Cinema Eden Responsabile relazioni ospiti e sponsor: (Viareggio), Galleria D’Arte Moderna e Contempora- Laura Botarelli, Sara Cardi Gigoli Concorso Internazionale Cortometraggi nea (Viareggio) Rachele Pollastrini Responsabile biglietteria: Ilaria Riccomini Sezione Effetto Cinema Notte Il Lucca Film Festival e Europa Cinema è tra gli eventi Biglietteria: Stefano Giuntini, Cristina Puccinelli di punta delle manifestazioni organizzate e sostenute Michela Randaccio, Virginia Iacopetti dalla Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca. Banca Sezione Anteprime Italiane fuori concorso Generali e Banca Pictet sono i Main Sponsor della ma- Autisti: Nicola Borrelli nifestazione e le mostre sono prodotte con il sostegno Marco Viani, Alessandro Stranieri, Alessandro Bindi 8 9 LUCCA FILM FESTIVAL E EUROPACINEMA MICHEL OCELOT 85 Biografia/Biography 6 Credits 86 Lungometraggi/Feature films 12 Saluti istituzionali/ Official greetings OUT OF COMPETITION-Italian Premieres JOE DANTE 93 Italian Premieres 17 Biografia/Biography 20 Saggi critici/Critical essays FEATURE FILM COMPETITION 26 Lungometraggi/Feature films 100 Lungometraggi/Feature films RUTGER HAUER SHORTS COMPETITION 36 Biografia/Biography 116 Cortometraggi/Short films 52 Lungometraggi/Feature films EDUCATIONAL PHILIP GRÖNING 127 Lungometraggi/Feature films 63 Biografia/Biography 66 Lungometraggi/Feature films EUROPACINEMA MICK GARRIS 134 Lungometraggi/Feature films 77 Biografia/Biography 80 Lungometraggi/Feature films 10 11 MARCELLO BERTOCCHINI Direttore della Fondazione Cassa di
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