The Spanish documentary film premiers today in Barcelona,
Spain.
Goodbye Ringo – International title
A 2017 Italian, Spanish documentary co-production
[Istituto Luce Cinecittà (Rome), TV3 –
Televisió
(Catalunya), Victor Manuel Fornies, Aragón TV (Madrid), Colibir Studio
(Barcelona)]
Producers: Iris
Martin-Peralta, Pere Marzo, Victor Manuel Forniés Castelar, Raúl Martínez,
Federico Sartori
Director: Pere Marzo
Story: Pere Marzo, Raúl Martínez
Screenplay: Pere Marzo, Raúl Martínez
Photography: Oscar Guillén [color]
Music:
Running time: 70 minutes
Cast:
Romolo Guerrieri, Giorgio Capitani, Alberto Gadea, Paco
Marín, Maurizio Amati
Fifty years have passed since the golden age of the
western Spaghetti western. The era in which cowboys, Indians, craftsmen,
technicians and Italian and Spanish artists lived in different locations in
Spain to create, in addition to a profitable economic industry, a real
imaginary space. Esplugas City, a western village built 10 kilometers from
Barcelona, was one of these places where an authentic cult was born, like
Duccio Tessari’s Ringo saga, "Ognuno per sé" by Giorgio Capitani and
"Yankee" by Tinto Brass. "Goodbye Ringo" is a reflection on
cinema and a movie industry that no longer exists. Through testimonies and
revisting the locations, we recollect memories of a now vanished age.
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