Giuliano Gemma, the Italian film actor who has achieved
success thanks to the Spaghetti Western genre, will be the face of the protagonist
of the animated cartoon Man Born Again
created by Eclypsed Word, which tells the story of the American Indians. The
project 'was presented this September in Florence on the occasion of the
exhibition” New Worlds, Ancient cultures, Sioux Wolakota 2012” at the Palazzo
Medici Riccardi dedicated to authentic relics of the indigenous peoples of the
Great Plains (Lakota Sioux and Cheyenne).
'' I've played Tex Willer, said Gemma, in a movie and I
am very fond of cartoons and the history of the American Indians. I respect
their history. Now my face will be used as the protagonist of a cartoon that
tells the story of a European on a long journey and enriches my film career.''
The cartoon tells the story of a man from the western
Europe in three different seasons who tries to imagine the different ways he
can develop a relationship between the white man and the American Indians. Gemma
said, “I worked a year with the boys of the production team and I must say they
did a great job. My face, was rejuvenated and even with the same scar, it is
very close to reality” We have researched, explained the creators of the
cartoon, historical and anthropological sources to reconstruct the history that
goes from 1870 to 1875. Then we put it in a fictional context, of an animated
cartoon. The work will be published online just like a television series
divided into three seasons, each of which will focus on the Italian actor
Giuliano Gemma who is the main character. With regard to the Italian cinema
Gemma added, “There are many good actors and directors in Italy and raw
material is not lacking, but the Government should give them a chance to make
films regardless of their politics to which I no longer believe. I'm not going
to vote for two years and I hope that many others like me will do it to show
that you have to have a change of policy”
Home page and trailer link: http://manbornagain.com/
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