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SYNOPSIS:
Tomaso Bruno is an Italian twenty-year old boy like many others, restless, wealthy and voyager. He leaves for India at the beginning of 2010 looking for himself: he will find the death of a friend, a murder charge with no foundation and a life imprisonment. But during the long time in prison, Tomaso holds out, recalls, imagines, reads and writes thousands of letters describing how he has found his freedom within four walls of injustice.
Tomaso Bruno is an Italian twenty-year old boy like many others, restless, wealthy and voyager. He leaves for India at the beginning of 2010 looking for himself: he will find the death of a friend, a murder charge with no foundation and a life imprisonment. But during the long time in prison, Tomaso holds out, recalls, imagines, reads and writes thousands of letters describing how he has found his freedom within four walls of injustice.
BIOGRAPHY:
Adriano Sforzi, degree in DAMS, screenwiting course and Filmakers course; he attends the Eramanno Olmi's IpotesiCinema collaborating in the making of two documentaries croproduced by RaiTre: Autoritratto italiano (60' Mostra del cinema di Venezia) and Attese. After many experiences with several directors, in 2005 he is assistent director of Ermanno Olmi on Cento Chiodi. In 2003 he directs his first short movie Delizia del parco and then Nano e Fausto (Premio miglior regia at Caserta Film Festival). In 2011 Jody alle giostre wins the David di Donatello as best short film. In 2015 he writes and directs the documentary Spoon Balancing that wins the Biografilm Festival Audience Award with a special mention and many other festival awards.
Adriano Sforzi, degree in DAMS, screenwiting course and Filmakers course; he attends the Eramanno Olmi's IpotesiCinema collaborating in the making of two documentaries croproduced by RaiTre: Autoritratto italiano (60' Mostra del cinema di Venezia) and Attese. After many experiences with several directors, in 2005 he is assistent director of Ermanno Olmi on Cento Chiodi. In 2003 he directs his first short movie Delizia del parco and then Nano e Fausto (Premio miglior regia at Caserta Film Festival). In 2011 Jody alle giostre wins the David di Donatello as best short film. In 2015 he writes and directs the documentary Spoon Balancing that wins the Biografilm Festival Audience Award with a special mention and many other festival awards.
