Guess what? Our short film, produced together with Alfonso Femia, won the “Mediterraneo Festival Corto” special mention, in the “New Languages” category. Here is the motivation: "Through a well-balanced editing between photography and dream, Tempo d'acqua recalls amniotic moods connected with the eternal power of repair".

We received the prize in the charming village of Asolo, near Treviso, where Massimiliano Napoli, head of production, was able to present the film in front of a real physical public, finally!

That’s a significant recognition for our work, and a huge honour: Asolo Art Film Festival is the oldest festival dedicated to art films, conceived as a detachment of the Venice Biennale on the impulse of critics and essayist Flavia Paulon and sponsored at the time by UNESCO. The festival is now directed by Thomas Torelli, a cinema author that we deeply admire, and whose themes are pretty close to Tempo d’acqua.

We’re grateful and congratulate all other participants and winners.

What’s next? Stay tuned to find out.