LOVERS GOES INDUSTRY 2023
TUTTO IL RESTO È NOIA
ORIGINAL TITLE: Tutto il resto è noia
ENGLISH TITLE: Everything’s so boring DIRECTOR: Federico Cianferoni PRODUCTION COMPANY: La Factory Film PRODUCERS: Claudio Filippo Fagugli COUNTRY: Italy RUNNING TIME: 10' episode GENRE: Fiction, Queer STATUS OF THE PROJECET: pre-production of the second episode. First episode “Romana Gioventù!” (Roman Youth!) already produced and screened at festivals:Digital Media Festival Rome - Winner Lovers Film Festival Torino - Official Selection Kashish Film Festival Mumbai - Official Selection Here and Queer Film Festival Fairfax University USA - Official Selection Series Web Awards Cibertec Lima - Winner Cinema Secondo Noi Rome Winner - Best Actor Goals at Lovers Goes Industry: We would like to find an international distributor that allows us to continue the production of the series. DIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHY - Romana Gioventù! (2022) - Les Amateurs (2021) - Don’t Touch Here (2020) - Milo&Olivia (2019) - Identity Through Ferré (2018) - How Far Is Our First Kiss (2018) - Monde Ayahuasca (2015) - Night Butterflies (2014) ONE-SENTENCE SYNOPSIS “Tutto il resto è noia” is the story of the infinite and immense frustration of queer millennial Luke. SYNOPSIS “Tutto il resto è noia” is the story of the infinite and immense frustration of queer millennial Luke due to the boredom of living. He is invaded by a constant spleen, having to face love, friends, and life. He lives with an anger mood, because he wants more, to do more, to love more, and nothing is never enough. So Luke lives in Rome, the eternal city, and faces pains and love in the desperate seek for happiness. DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT “Tutto il resto è noia” is a web series about queer love and boredom. Boredom that surrounds our lives all the time: we are all desperately seeking for motivations, and goals and things to do, movement, for not giving up to the pain of life. Love in the end is the final goal for all living creatures: the do ut des that could make us feel more alive, the urge to find a partner, maybe to relief the contemporary spleen that afflicts Luke. I’d love to continue the story started with “Romana Gioventù!” and follow Luke’s life, his boredom, his anger, his turbulences and his human relationships. And I’d love to give voice to a secret Rome, a hidden side of the city, that does not sparkle, but hides in the shade, but still exists and gives energy to the underground world of Rome. DIRECTOR’S BIO Federico Cianferoni is an italian director. Born and raised in the tuscan countryside, he got in the entertainment industry when he was 4 as a young actor for the film “Con gli occhi chiusi” by acclaimed director Francesca Archibugi. He began his career as screenwriter and director of short film “Night Butterflies” (2014), screened at the first Florence Short Film Festival. The next year writes and directs his second short film “Monde Ayahuasca” (2015), inspired by a long trip to Perù. This film was selected at Cannes Film Festival 2015 Short Film Corner and won the Public Choice Award at Florence Short Film Festival. In 2016 he works in Rome as assistant director of Lamberto Bava on his film “Twins” in an international set (Gerard Depardieu in the cast). In 2018 directs a fashion film “How far is our first kiss” for designer Francesca Liberatore (official selection at RD Fashion Film Festival and Porto Fashion Film Festival), and a documentary on Granfranco Ferré “Identity through Ferré” (in collaboration with Fondazione Ferré and produced by Domus Academy and Art+Vibes), bought by RAI Premium and winner of People Choice Award at Milano Fashion Film Festival and Best Documentary at Bokeh International Fashion Film Festival. In 2019 he writes and directs the short film “Milo&Olivia”, acclaimed by public and critics during the screening at Action! by Domingo Communication in Milan, and is in competition at Roma Cinema Doc Festival 2020. In 2020 “Don’t touch here” has Maxence Dinant as main actor in this thriller inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe aesthetics. The film won Best Indie Short Film and Best Costume Design at the Las Vegas Film Festival 2020. In 2021 directs the documentary “Les Amateurs”, in competition at Los Angeles Italia Film Festival in Hollywood and screened during the 78° Mostra Internazionale del Cinema di Venezia inside the Venice Production Bridge and finalist at Premio Libero Bizzarri. He works as fashion film maker with magazines such as L’Officiel, ManInTown, SportWeek. For TV he worked in documentaries with Licia Colò (“Eden” LA7) and directs tv show for HGTV Warner Bros. Discovery (Chi Ha Dormito In Questo Letto). He directed italian stars like Belen Rodriguez, Sabrina Ferilli, Massimiliano Caiazzo, Alessandro Gassman and more. With “Roman Youth!” he wrote and directed a short film, starring Michele Favaro and Alan Cappelli Goetz, winning major Web Series Festivals and being screened at major queer film festivals all over the world. PRODUCER’S BIO Claudio Filippo Fagugli has a M.Sc. at Bocconi University in Media Management, specialized in Film Making and Production at Southern Methodist University of Texas (USA). Claudio is a young producer with an international background. He coordinated the post production of the film “Despite the falling snow” (UK 2016) in London, then stared his career in RAI as assistant to big shows, such as “Che tempo che fa” (2014-2017), then becoming Marketing Specialist for RAI in 2018, beside his independent producer’s work for La Factory Film. PRODUCTION COMPANY La Factory Film is a source of creative ideas. Founded by filmmaker Federico Cianferoni ad producer Claudio Filippo Fagugli with the aim of giving space to art, video, photo and more. La Factory Film has produced short films awarded in many international festivals, but also fashion editorials, adv, photo campaign for big brands (like Carolina Herrera, Harlan&Holden, Helena Rubenstein), documentaries and tv shows (HGTV Warner Bros. Discovery). |