La Mia Italia
Synopsis
The memory of his love for Elsa is what keeps him alive.
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 16 min 50 sec
- Format
- digital, 4k
- Director
-
Jay Manari
- Producer
- Jay Manari
- Editor
- Jay Manari
- Screenwriter
- Jay Manari
- Director of Photography
- Cosmin Vlad
- Production Designer
- Monica di Stefano
- Sound
- Nikola Vukovic
- Composer
- Jonathan McKinney
- Principal cast
- Inna Bagoli, Sara Rizzano, Henry Thompson
- Make up artist
- Maria Maddalena Calabrese, Karen Iannucci
- Hairstylist
- Carmen Merletti
- Transportation
- Marco Manari
- Credits Song
- "Romanzo Epistolare" by Giulio Wilson
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
MiraBan Ltd
20-22 Wenlock RoadLondon
N1 7GU
Sales Company
StreamAuteur Limited
3rd Floor86-90 Paul Street
London
EC2A 4NE
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