Director: Michelangelo Severgnini
Italy, 2021
85′
Michelangelo Severgnini, born in Crema, Italy in 1974, is a writer, director and a musician. He has lived in Milan, Rome, Naples, Istanbul and Berlin. He currently resides in Palermo. He has been making several independent documentaries since the early 2000s: “The return of the Aarch – the villages of Kabylia shake Algeria,” (’60, 2003), “…and the placid Tigris flows – snapshots from occupied Baghdad,” (’70, 2004), “Isti’mariyah – upwind between Naples and Baghdad” (’80, 2006) which receive several awards. In 2012 the documentary “The man with the megaphone,” (’60) shot in Naples, was presented at the Rome festival. He later made “The Rhythm of Gezi,” (’45, 2014), “Linea de fuga – the Podemos circle in Berlin” (’90, 2017) and “Reserve Slaves” (’35, 2018).
Camera: Waddah A-Fahed
Editor: Claudio D’Elia
Sound: Danilo Romancino
Music: Michelangelo Severgnini
Producer: Riccardo Biadene