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SYNOPSIS:
In Naples there is this tradition that when you go to a bar and ask for a cup of coffee, you pay two instead of one. The other coffee is “suspended” for someone else.
The coffee is the starting point of this film. A trip through three stories of people living in three places of the world very far apart: Naples, New York and Buenos Aires. Thanks to the coffee, they all changed their lives. Thanks to a coffee they made themselves free.
In Naples there is this tradition that when you go to a bar and ask for a cup of coffee, you pay two instead of one. The other coffee is “suspended” for someone else.
The coffee is the starting point of this film. A trip through three stories of people living in three places of the world very far apart: Naples, New York and Buenos Aires. Thanks to the coffee, they all changed their lives. Thanks to a coffee they made themselves free.
BIOGRAPHY:
Fulvio Iannucci, degree in philosophy, he is the first teacher in Italy in “Tecniche della Comunicazione Pubblicitaria” at the Università degli Studi di Salerno. In 2012 he makes “Boys & Girls” – written with Roger Rueff – and “We love Europe”. In 2013 he directed with Miguel Rodriguez Arias the documentary film "Francesco da Buenos Aires", the first one on Papa Francesco’s life. Roly Santos Pesaresi, member of DAC (Directores Argentinos Cinematográficos) and then of the CentoAutori Association. In 2000 he directs the feature film “Que absurdo es haber crecido”, presented in many festivals, followed by the documentary “Amore e canzoni in tempo di guerra”. He directed many episodes for two TDA series: “Manos cortadas...manos unidas” and “Crisol”.
Fulvio Iannucci, degree in philosophy, he is the first teacher in Italy in “Tecniche della Comunicazione Pubblicitaria” at the Università degli Studi di Salerno. In 2012 he makes “Boys & Girls” – written with Roger Rueff – and “We love Europe”. In 2013 he directed with Miguel Rodriguez Arias the documentary film "Francesco da Buenos Aires", the first one on Papa Francesco’s life. Roly Santos Pesaresi, member of DAC (Directores Argentinos Cinematográficos) and then of the CentoAutori Association. In 2000 he directs the feature film “Que absurdo es haber crecido”, presented in many festivals, followed by the documentary “Amore e canzoni in tempo di guerra”. He directed many episodes for two TDA series: “Manos cortadas...manos unidas” and “Crisol”.
