The first trailer for Jasmine Trinca’s “Marcel!” features Alba Rohrwacher’s eccentric artist searching for her beloved lost dog Marcel, and in the process reconnecting with her neglected young daughter.
The film, which is a Special Screenings title at the Cannes Film Festival this year, has secured distribution in France with Rezo Films. Paris-based sales agent Totem Films, which handled sales for hit movie “Compartment No. 6” at last year’s festival, is representing international sales and also serves as a co-producer on the project.
Florent Bugeau, head of sales and acquisitions for Rezo Films, described “Marcel!” as “a cry from the heart in homage to the Italian art and cinema, of poetry and staggering beauty.”
Trinca, an actor best known for roles in “Fortunata” and “The Gunman,” makes her feature debut with “Marcel!” In describing her vision for the project, the helmer says: “‘Marcel!’ doesn’t necessarily tell the truth,...
The film, which is a Special Screenings title at the Cannes Film Festival this year, has secured distribution in France with Rezo Films. Paris-based sales agent Totem Films, which handled sales for hit movie “Compartment No. 6” at last year’s festival, is representing international sales and also serves as a co-producer on the project.
Florent Bugeau, head of sales and acquisitions for Rezo Films, described “Marcel!” as “a cry from the heart in homage to the Italian art and cinema, of poetry and staggering beauty.”
Trinca, an actor best known for roles in “Fortunata” and “The Gunman,” makes her feature debut with “Marcel!” In describing her vision for the project, the helmer says: “‘Marcel!’ doesn’t necessarily tell the truth,...
- 5/13/2022
- by Manori Ravindran
- Variety Film + TV
Paolo Sorrentino’s Oscar-nominated autobiographical drama “The Hand of God” took top honors at Italy’s 67th David di Donatello Awards, winning best picture, director, supporting actress and tying for the best cinematography statuette.
Sorrentino’s Naples-set film about the personal tragedy and other vicissitudes that drove him to become a top notch film director had been the frontrunner along with young helmer Gabriele Mainetti’s second feature, the elegant effects-laden historical fantasy “Freaks Out.”
“Freaks Out” won six prizes, including for its producer, Andrea Occhipinti, as well as cinematographer, set design, and effects.
The cinematography prize, which was a tie, was split between “Hand of God” Dp Daria D’Antonio, marking the first time this David goes to a woman, and Michele Attanasio for “Freaks Out.”
The Davids were held as a fully in-person ceremony at Rome’s Cinecittà studios just as the famed facilities undergo a radical renewal being...
Sorrentino’s Naples-set film about the personal tragedy and other vicissitudes that drove him to become a top notch film director had been the frontrunner along with young helmer Gabriele Mainetti’s second feature, the elegant effects-laden historical fantasy “Freaks Out.”
“Freaks Out” won six prizes, including for its producer, Andrea Occhipinti, as well as cinematographer, set design, and effects.
The cinematography prize, which was a tie, was split between “Hand of God” Dp Daria D’Antonio, marking the first time this David goes to a woman, and Michele Attanasio for “Freaks Out.”
The Davids were held as a fully in-person ceremony at Rome’s Cinecittà studios just as the famed facilities undergo a radical renewal being...
- 5/3/2022
- by Nick Vivarelli
- Variety Film + TV
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