Two years of work between research material, interviews,
production for the realization of “Down by Di Leo” A journey of love
discovering Fernando Di Leo, by Deborah M. Farina (who wrote the film case
Paranoyd and Anarchitaly. Cinema expanded and underground Italian 1960-,
presented at the VII International Film Festival in Rome), the definitive
documentary on the director and intellectual Apulian Fernando Di Leo, who will
screen a preview of the Circle Cinema Dino Risi Trani in an evening-event next
April 16 & 17. The event will be developed on a talk moderated by noted
film critic Marco Giusti, in the presence of the director, actors and authors
of historical transmission Stracult (RAI-2) which Luca Rea, Nicola Di Gioia,
Nicola Vicidomini and direction 'Dino Risi' in the figures of Lorenzo Procacci
Leone and Vito Santoro. The meeting will continue the screening of the
documentary: a two-hour excursion to an intimate and personal portrait of one
of the greatest authors of Italian genre cinema and at the same time an
immersion in his film world, from noir gangster or mafia-movie, to Italian
police, to the comedy sexi / generational politically motivated, in films such
as Boy Burn Burn, Milan Caliber 9, La Mala Order, The Boss, The Twenty Years.
Made in collaboration with the Experimental Film Centre / National Film and
Video Rare, Down by Di Leo (who sees the subject and the screenplay, alongside
Deborah M. Farina, Domenico Monetti and Luca Pallanch), runs into the mood of
the narrative circular, from the end to find the start. Since the introduction
of Pier Paolo Capponi, by reading one of the poems of the director comes from
the collection Intentions, alternate chapters of the existence of a refined
man, sensitive, cultured and are revealed unknown traits of his personality
(and the lights the shadows of his poetic writing, the euphoria of adolescence,
the profound anarchy and sexual freedom as achievement, revolution and
liberation from dogmas obsolete). Then alternate the testimony of friends and
family of the director: Sister Rita Di Leo, the brother Aris Accornero and
grandchildren Dario Accornero and Giuliana La Verde; the close friend Renzo
Arbore, companion of raids between boys Foggia in the years of post-war high
school (here also a consultant to the musical part jazz); Vincent Eagle,
co-writer in the spaghetti westerns; the actor-fetish Gianni Macchia and even
Barbara Bouchet, Gianni Garko, Sergio admirers, Peter Berling, Lino Banfi,
Galliano Juso, Quentin Tarantino. A corollary of the event, April 17 there will
be a reading of the poetry collection Intentions at the library Moon Sand
Trani, where the reading of the poems, will alternate a discussion on the
thickness of the literary director moderated by Vito Santoro and Lorenzo
Procacci lion with Deborah M. Farina, Nicola Vicidomini, Luca Rea, Nicola Di
Gioia. Appointments: Thursday, April 16, 20:15 h. 20:30
Circle Cinema Dino Risi, Via Andrea Ciardi 26, Trani
Meeting and screening of the documentary "Down by Di
Leo. Journey of love discovering Fernando Di Leo" by Deborah M. Farina;
moderates Marco Giusti, with Deborah M. Farina, Luca Rea, Vicidomini Nicola,
Nicola Di Gioia, Lorenzo Procacci Leone, Vito Santoro
Friday, April 16 & 17, 2015 h. 19:00
Library Luna sand, via Mario Pagano 193, Trani, Italy
Reading the poetry collection "Intentions" by
Fernando Di Leo; discussion moderated by Vito Santoro and Lorenzo Procacci
Leone with Deborah M. Farina, Nicola Vicidomini, Luca Rea, Nicola Di Gioia
Down by Di Leo
A 2013 Italian production [Experimental Film Centre /
National Film Archive, Raro Video (Rome)]
Producer: Domenico Monetti, Luca Pallanch
Director: Deborah M. Farina
Screenplay: Deborah M. Farina, Domenico Monetti, Luca
Pallanch
Cinematography: [color]
Music:
Running time: 120 minutes
Story: Documentary on discovering the films of Fernando
Di Leo
Cast:
Pier Paolo Capponi, Rita Di Leo, Aris Accornero, Dario
Acconrnero, Giuliana La Verde, Renzo Arbore, Enzo Dell'Aquila, Gianni Macchia,
Barbara Bouchet, Gianni Garko, Sergio Admired, Peter Berling, Lino Banfi,
Galliano Juso, Quentin Tarantino
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