Venom

Client: Eagle Pictures, Sony Pictures Italia
Agency: Crafted

Starring: PAULO DYBALA

Director – Giorgio Testi
Executive Producer – Leonardo Godano
Line Producer – Cecilia Passa
Producer – Paolo Gentilella
DOP – Luca Ciuti
VFX – M74
Prod. Manager – Giovanni Sabatini
1AD – Fausto Girasole
Costumes – Eleonora Gaspari
Set Design – Cristiana Di Giampietro
M’UA – Beatrice Leucadito
Editing – Luca Previtali
Sound editing and mix – Tommaso Barbaro FULLCODE Studio

ABI Certfin – Navigati

Client: ABI Certfin
Agency: GMG+ Production Agency

Starring:
Dario Tacconelli, Serena De Sario, Gennaro Calabrese

Director – Stefano Pedretti
Executive Producer – Leonardo Godano
Line Producer – Cecilia Passa
Producer – Paolo Gentilella
Unit. Prod. Manager – Leonardo Spadini
DOP – Enrico Bellinghieri
Editing – Riccardo Pesare
1AD – Fausto Girasole
Costumes – Eleonora Gaspari
Set Design – Cristiana Di Giampietro
M’UA – Beatrice Leucadito
Sound design and mix – Matteo Bendinelli

The Flood

1792. Louis XVI, his wife Marie Antoinette, and their children have been arrested and imprisoned in the Tour de Temple, a sinister chateau in Paris, awaiting their trial.
Far from the splendour of Versailles, they are isolated and vulnerable for the first time in their lives.

Diva Futura

Italy, 80s/90s, the birth of Italy’s porn industry: Riccardo Schicchi and Diva Futura are revolutionizing culture with all the biggest stars of the moment, Cicciolina is elected to parliament with twenty thousand votes, Moana runs for mayor.

These iconic divas, known all around the world, had hidden heart wrenching life stories. None were there by chance, together they made one big family.

The empire

Côte d’Opale, northern France. In a quiet and picturesque fishing village, something finally happens: a special child is born. A child so unique and peculiar that he unleashed a secret war between the extraterrestrial forces of good and evil.

INVESTIGATION INTO A LOVE STORY

Paolo and Lucia have always loved each other, they now inevitably mix with each other, incapable of understanding where one ends and the other begins.

They grew up together, they studied together, with a shared passion for the same goal. Now, a bit disenchanted, they have to face the fact that their careers aren’t exactly where they imagined they would be when they first met and launched themselves with enthusiasm and light-heartedness.
And maybe their relationship isn’t ageing too well, either. In an age of overexposure, our characters feel too much unseen.

What if someone asked them to participate in a reality TV show in which they would tell about their lovestory and also their moments of crisis?
Could it be a chance to feel alive again and maybe kill two birds with one stone? Will it be a blessing or a ticking time bomb?

Telepass

Agency: Crafted

Executive Producer – Leonardo Godano
Line Producer – Cecilia Passa
DOP – Leonardo Mirabilia
Casting – Paolo Gentilella
VFX – Sedici:9
Prod. Manager – Giovanni Sabatini
1AD – Matteo Albano
Costumes – Michela Bazzardi
Scenography – Mattia Lorusso
M’UA – Beatrice Leucadito
Editing – Marco Guelfi
Original music – Lorenzo Bassignani
Sound editing e mix – Samuel Desideri

FAMILY MATTERS

Marco, Guido, Leo, Luisa, Gaelle, and Mattia have different mothers. They are not all biological children of the same father but have one true father figure of reference: Manfredi Alicante. When the latter passes away, they all find themselves together for the first time in their father’s house in Bordeaux, experiencing the illusion that they can become a united family. However, by now each of them carries with them a history, an identity, and going back will not be easy.

A dark story

Vito and Carla have been divorced for a few years. They loved each other very much before jealousy and violence destroyed their love. Now Vito has a new life and Carla has a new partner. The only bond is their three children Nicola, Rosa and little Mara. But the feeling of having avoided a foretold tragedy still hangs over Carla. When Mara asks to have her father by her side on her birthday, Carla, to make her happy, invites him to dinner. Despite the fear, the party goes surprisingly smoothly: they laugh, joke, and unwrap presents together. However after that night there was no news of Vito. He disappears into thin air without a trace. It will be the police who will shed light on his disappearance.

Justice will be entrusted with the mission of finding out the truth about what happened. But is there really only one, clear, irrefutable truth in such cases?

No Activity: Nothing to Report

Two criminals in the middle of a heist are waiting for important information. Two officers stationed in their squad car peer into the dark, waiting for their misstep. At the station, two radio operators are linking up with the squad car, ready to report movements and start the bust that will lead the traffickers into handcuffs and the cops to glory. The operation is at its peak, the tension is cut with a knife — ears alert, eyes on. A noise! something moves. The three couples prepare for action, ready, alert! And in fact all of a sudden it happens. Nothing. Nothing happens at all! It has been like this every night for more than a week now.

This is a crime thriller that does not “thrill”, despite the fact that our protagonists would like nothing more.
They would like to be inside Gomorrah or The Departed, and instead … All they can do is wait for something to happen by sharing cramped work spaces for hours, days, weeks. A forced coexistence similar to what happens to billions of people around the world every day, forced to share desks, oxygen and company cafeterias with people they wouldn’t even speak a word to outside of there: their coworkers.