La Napoli di mio padre

La Napoli di mio padre

Release date : August 30, 2020
Runtime : 20m
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Original Language : Italian /
Director : Alessia Bottone /
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Giuseppe looked at the horizon as one observes a desire, as something to be reached in order to try to be free. Since childhood, his daughter Alessia, the director, often saw him looking out the window, wondering what was able to attract his attention in such an intense way. Several years later, during a return trip to Naples, her father's hometown, Alessia finds herself observing her father again. Also this time Giuseppe is always in profile and, while the landscape flows framed in the window of a train, his gaze tries to capture every moment, to stop those moments and save them from the fast passage of time.
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  • title:La Napoli di mio padre
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2020
  • Runtime:20m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: Italian ·
  • Director: Alessia Bottone /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:Giuseppe looked at the horizon as one observes a desire, as something to be reached in order to try to be free. Since childhood, his daughter Alessia, the director, often saw him looking out the window, wondering what was able to attract his attention in such an intense way. Several years later, during a return trip to Naples, her father's hometown, Alessia finds herself observing her father again. Also this time Giuseppe is always in profile and, while the landscape flows framed in the window of a train, his gaze tries to capture every moment, to stop those moments and save them from the fast passage of time.
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