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What price would you pay to be the man who beat roulette?

Rael is a troublemaker in New York, who goes on a journey of self-discovery and meets several people along his way.

An investigation into Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

The web-series highlights the UNESCO sites in the Lazio region, since the episodes were filmed in historically and culturally famous locations, such as Villa Adriana, Villa d'Este and Tarquinia and Cerveteri necropolises.

Centers on a young, rich, outlandish orphan who decides to kill media tycoon and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, one of the wealthiest people in the world.

This film documents the transportation of 69 beautiful statues from the Louvre in Paris, to Galleria Borghese in Rome. The statues were meticulously transported all together for the first and last time for a great exhibition.

A breathtaking thriller that asks what it means to wake up. It is the first 20' of a feature film project. This is the short movie-pitch.

This short film narrates the difficulty of a middle class family's son on the island of Sardinia, Italy.

VolaVola is a choral story that tells various facets of contemporary lifestyles, comparing feelings and world views of three different generations. The underlying assumption of the film is that the use of certain media, affects the definition of needs and aspirations of choice, for those who benefit. Although it is a drama, VolaVola exudes confidence for the future. The story clearly shows the hope that we are living the last days of a long winter, and that the value system on which the Internet generation is founded will help make the world a better place. Although it will be starring avatars, VolaVola is a visceral film about human beings, an invitation to be alive and alert, to always have your own and new vision about things. The atmosphere will be syncopated, hyper-realistic, slightly surreal, not minimalistic, very hard and always suspended. From a strictly linguistic point of view, it will attempt to unite, in a dense but free way, shooting techniques and styles of its various media together in the belief that the shift from remediation to visual mash up is an important formalization of the need to regenerate the film practice. By shifting the emphasis of one's action from the mere metalinguistic reflection, to a vocabulary reutilization, we can pursue a deeper interaction with reality.

On April 6th 2009 a violent earthquake stroked and devastated one of the most beautiful Italian cities and its territory, that was the scenario of an extraordinary artistic and natural heritage. After that night L'Aquila became the scene of the National and International politics. The Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi decided to move the G8 summit in order to gain the common consent of International aid. There is one thing that no television, no radio can reflect: the silence. There were silence everywhere in the early days after the earthquake.

The documentary "Lazio, a 0 Km region" deals with the benefits of a possible adhesion of the region to the 0 km initiative and with the wide possibilities that this idea of market can meet the habits of the contemporary society. The big distribution productions are compared to the short supply chain situation and witnesses testify a conflict approach: who loves quality, who doesn't care, who just wants to save. We tell how, in a changing and economically challenged era, consumptions are affected and consumers pay more attention on them, but it is possible to discover the true commercial strength of the "near" products and the human value behind them, which allow a development based on a better awareness of Lazio culture and cultivation, a green sustainability and a natural freshness of the products.

The film is a road movie through Senegal, a journey to support the nomination of African Women for the Nobel Peace Prize. Actually, they are the unquestioned protagonists of the documentary: strong, tireless, always available, ironic and joyful, in these years they have been playing a key role both in daily life and the social and political activities of the African Continent. The journey-reportage is filled with spontaneous interviews and it starts from the World Social Forum Dakar 2011, to arrive to Sendou, where women, during a big celebration, teach sex education to prevent AIDS. The journey continues with the women cooperative for fish drying in Bargny Minam village , then the women of the group Kaye Bahk of Mbour, which finance their agricultural activities through the micro-funding; and young girls from Pikine, a city in the suburbs of Dakar which through the project of school adoption during these years has reached a mainly female education. The journey goes on with the story of a polygamous family and the meeting with COFLEC (La Collectif des Femmes pour la Lutte contre l'Emigration Clandestine - association of women fighting against illegal immigration).

This is a documentary based on the music of the Gypsy community. Music can be described as a 'lens', through which, you can see straight to the heart of the community. The documentary is a result of the authors (Louis Siciliano, Composer & Musician and Guido Farinella, Director) admiration of tradition, friendship, love, freedom and most of all music. The Gypsy community is based around these five beliefs and this somewhat misunderstood community has very strong traditions which are still present to this day. The importance of friendship and love is what keeps these communities strong and together along with a thirst for exploration to pursue the concept of freedom. The mentality and unity of the Gypsy community can be best heard through the unique style of music they love so dearly.

Once upon a time, there was a school with two oars in place of desks, and a river for a blackboard, to learn how to write.

In some remote tribal villages of India, the first light bulbs are starting to glow over the heads of the natives. For some, it is a great revolution. But many others would like to have the darkness back.