Pino Daniele was many things. A singer-songwriter, a rockstar, a pop icon, but also a classmate, a sincere friend, a husband, a father, a Neapolitan for sure, but also in love with Tuscany, Rome, and Milan. A concentration of Italian-ness that however escaped stereotypes and sought oxygen in musicians from all over the world. This documentary is an attempt to tell all of this, starting from his music, his songs, his experiments, all the way to an unpublished hidden gem. The film is a vertical immersion in Pino’s life, testified in audio by the voices of those who loved him, worked with him, played with him, toured the world with him, even argued with him and then made peace. The narrative framework is a present-day line featuring Federico Vacalebre, a journalist and music critic, who sets out to search for what’s left of Pino and realizes that maybe he’s never really left. In addition to interviews and voices from those who accompanied him in his life and career, there are music videos of Pino’s greatest hits set in modern-day Naples, because the protagonists of his lyrics still walk the streets of Naples, with their imperfections and obsessions. And Pino’s songs are still able to tell their story, to tell the Naples of the present and what it will become

Mattia, Massimo, Riccardo, and Luigi are four friends in their 40s who, in a world trying to shift towards social and gender equality, find themselves – unwillingly – facing their own prejudices and the unexpected consequences that come from having to question themselves. Having always been tied to their status as alpha males, the four friends will have to suddenly rediscover their place in society and in couple dynamics without losing themselves in the process.

Irene is trying to build her own life in Rome when she is forced to return to Rimini, her hometown, to care for Omar, her 40-year-old autistic brother. She discovers that Omar is very clear when it comes to his future: he really doesn’t want to live with her when their parents die.

He convinces Irene to hold an intensive adulthood course for him that will enable him to be independent, but more importantly, to fulfill his dreams, such as participating in the talent show that will make him a famous singer.

Giada and Carlo have been a couple for many years, both artists. He is a writer looking for a new story to tell, she is a dancer struggling as she directs her first experimental dance show.

When Peter Drago comes into their lives, neither can imagine how much everything is about to change. Carlo is fascinated by him, finding in him a new creative inspiration, while Giada is increasingly restless, fearing that her past may come back to surface. But the truth always finds a way to emerge.

In most parts of the world, school is a crucial development environment where children grow, learn, and find self-fulfillment. But for some kids, school is much more than that – it’s a matter of life and death.

The mission of the non-profit organization Still I Rise is to solve the global education crisis by providing excellent, free education to the most discriminated, poor, and vulnerable children in the world. Through a cutting-edge educational model, Still I Rise empowers these children and gives them the chance to build a better future.

Our documentary film tells the stories of these children and their daily lives in the facilities founded by the organization, a journey that takes us to the most remote corners of the Earth, discovering some of the most complex scenarios in the world, where children find in Still I Rise Schools the prospect of a brighter tomorrow.

Starting from the prestigious 100-year anniversary of Corriere dello Sport, one of Italy’s best-selling newspapers, this documentary film aims to explain what sport is and how the way it is lived and told has changed. The documentary has a dual soul, on one hand giving voice to Italy’s top athletes and sportsmen, and on the other documenting the birth, production, and distribution of the newspaper, a true archive of the country’s collective memory. The narrative is held together by a talented host who reflects on the ultimate meaning of sport, seen as a unifier of people and emotions, collective and private rituals, stories, and anecdotes destined to become immortal.

Introduced by the voice of Luca Ward, the documentary features Francesco Totti, Alessandro Nesta, Federica Pellegrini, Gianmarco Tamberi, Paola Egonu, Adriano Panatta, Alberto Tomba, Pecco Bagnaia, Giuseppe Signori, Fabio Cannavaro, Carlo Ancelotti, José Mourinho, Arianna Errigo, and Gianmarco Pozzecco, as well as fans like Carlo Verdone and industry insiders like Giovanni Malagò, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, and Ivan Zazzaroni.

The documentary about Tommaso Maestrelli takes us on a fascinating journey through 20th-century Italy, telling the story of a man who changed the way we think about football. Fifty years after his passing, his memory still lives on in the hearts of many. The story of an underdog who won a historic championship with a team of unknowns, defying the dominance of northern teams. The title reflects the epochal shift from black-and-white football to the colors of total football, a cultural as well as sporting revolution.

In a cold and dark Sardinia the crime of a very young girl hides an upsetting reality.

Sante Moras, a former police officer now serving as a prison guard, is accused of a murder he did not commit: a man, guilty of having raped and killed a girl, is found dead during his custody shift.

Forced to flee, and chased by the determined commissioner Tommaso Lago, Sante decides that the only way to save himself is to go all the way and seek the truth.

With the help of Fabiana Lai, a journalist who follows the case, he will discover some startling truths: Sante is not alone in danger, and must act before more innocent girls are killed.

Lidia is not allowed to practice law due to a law written by men. So this time, she aims even higher, wanting to change the law. While continuing to collaborate with her brother Enrico, tackling new cases and fighting for women’s rights, she wants to convince him to run for Parliament so that her law can finally find a voice. Lidia has completely closed herself off to love, especially with Jacopo, who is responsible for selling the family villa and is at odds with all the Poëts. But Jacopo and Lidia are forced to see each other again to share, reluctantly, a secret investigation that closely concerns them, rediscovering the complicity and fun that has always bound them. The new Royal Prosecutor, Fourneau, gives them a hard time, an institutional man who unexpectedly treats Lidia as an equal, pushing her to question her complex and contradictory relationship with feelings, and the cost of personal renunciation she is sustaining in the name of her ideals. In the six new episodes, Lidia will continue to dismantle without respite the pieces of this world built by men for men, with absolute genius, outsmarting her opponent with intelligence, irony, and without mincing words, but not without ever questioning herself

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