In the historical hall of Cinema Troisi, the young RUFA talents of Cinema, Computer Animation, Film Arts have presented their brilliant film projects.
On 5 and 6 May there has been an unmissable event for lovers of the big screen. On the first day of RUFA On-Screen the documentary genre was the absolute protagonist, together with exciting animated shorts. The second day was entirely dedicated to short films by students and graduates of Cinema and Film Arts.
Many of these shorts were made in the last two years, during the lockdown pandemic, and are direct evidence of their exuberant creative energy, their ability to overcome a complex moment, with all the difficulties it entails, and in fact to conceive and carry out an audiovisual project while confined to their homes. Transforming an apparently insurmountable limit into a wonderful opportunity.
Each block of short films was followed by a short and enriching debate between the authors of the short film and the teachers who followed the project: Andrés Rafael Zabala and Christian Angeli as coordinator and tutor respectively of the RUFA School of Cinema; Pietro Ciccotti, coordinator of the Master’s degree course in Computer animation and visual effects; Livia Barbieri and Anne-Riita Ciccone, coordinator and tutor respectively of the Master’s degree course in Cinematographic Arts. Director Giacomo Ciarrapico will also take part in the debate.
What better place to bring the Roman public closer to emerging talents than the cultural space of the Troisi Cinema? A unique project in Europe: a historic 300-seat cinema in the centre of Rome, returned to the city and equipped with the most advanced projection technology. A place where lovers of the big screen can feel at home.
Programming – DAY 1
Section 1 – Documentaries
KOI by Lorenzo Squarcia and Simone Spampinato
LE CRISALIDI by Gabriele Biasi
A short debate will follow.
Section 2 – Computer Animation and visual effects
The warden by Emanuele Ricci, Cristina Lubas, Alessandra Altieri, Filippo Orlandi
DOC by Elisa Petrelli, Miriam Mostile, Andrea Iosa
Off the grid by Maya Mancini, Alessandro Dattola, Marcello Ruvolo, Yahor Palishchuk, Alessandra De Propris, Annarita Pisano, Andrea Bava
The Girl and the Whirling Dervish by Firangiz Baghirova, Emanuele Camilli, Viviana Curella
How to get a selfie with Bigfoot by Luigi Bosso, Andrea Robibaro, Siria Cotugno, Cassandra Toti
The Cave by Francesca Monegaglia, Riccardo Terraferma, Giulia Mantova, Lisa Acabo
On the move by Lorenzo Corsetti, Darwin Nisttahuz
The mind by Cinzia Olanda
Brain Flush by Rebecca Maslowski, Francesco Catena, Elena Giulietti
Hell’o by Ana Mercedes Cardona, Valentina Bevilacqua, Jennifer Rodriguez
A short debate will follow.
Programming – DAY 2
Section 1 – Cinema short films
Organic Time Lapse by Sara Balassone
Donne Sagge by Nicola Dondio
2 metri quadri by Valerio Borgognoni
Una vasca un po’ più grande by Giacomo Raffaelli
Tra la polvere by Davide Giarletti
My Part Your Part by Andrea Lacalamita
Pane burro e quarantena by Sofia Cecere
80 secondi di niente by Davide Palmisano
Impulsi by Carolina Germani
Aria by Enrico Licandro
Il merlo by Nicola Dondio
X.D.V.R. by Andrea Anghinetti
Gli inseparabili mordono by Andree Lucini
Oltre la linea by Francesca Marra
A short debate will follow.
Section 2 – Film Arts shorts
Hanno ammazzato il cane di mia nonna by Giame Invidia
Wildfire by Francesco Pasquarelli
Il cane by Matteo Delai
A short debate will follow.
Listen to the protagonists’ words
Look at the images of the event
