SPARI SULLA CITTÀ

Alfredo Rotella

Pierfranco Milanese

Pierfranco Milanese (Alessandria, 1956) began to work in the field of visual communications with the Blood Video group in 1982. In 1990 he co-founded Index, a film and video production company. In 1998 he collected and filmed the testimony and recollections of people who survived the Nazi concentration camps for Spielberg's Shoah Foundation. He had import professional experiences working with Jean Rouch in 1986 and with Robert Kramer in 1998.

FILMOGRAFIA

Pierfranco Milanese: Nica libre (1984), Filo rosso (1996), Tamburi lontani (1996), Paolo Conte e il cinema (1998), Le foglie volano (1999), Il reduce (1999, co-regia Monica Affatato), Fiat, autunno ’80 (2000, co-regia Pietro Perotti), Antonio Calderara e la sua collezione (2001, co-regia Beppe Calopresti), Infanzie (2001), Dal vero: il paesaggismo napoletano (2002, co-regia Beppe Calopresti), Senzachiederepermesso (2014, co-regia Pietro Perotti)

Enrico Verra

Enrico Verra (Turin, 1962) received a degree in Film History and Criticism at Turin University. He attended the school of video documentation directed by Daniele Segre and Gianni Volpi. He was the co-screenwriter of Luca Busso's short film, Da qualche parte in Italia; director of production in Daniele Segre's Manila Paloma Blanca; assistant director in Bruno Bigoni's Veleno; and unit manager in Guido Chiesa's Il caso Martello.

FILMOGRAFIA

You Gotta Move (16mm, 1989), Italo (video, 1990), Pannocchia (video, 1990), Real Falchera FC (video, 1991), Il signor Rossi prese il fucile (video, 1994), No Man's Land (1995)

Edoardo Hahn