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    Italian Cinema at Palm Springs ShortFest – June 22 & 23

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    By Admin on 06/22/2013 News

    Two Italian short films will be screened at the 2013 Palm Springs ShortFest, International Short Film Festival and Market.

    Saturday, June 22, 1:30 PM – Camelot Theatres
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    Italy, 2013, 11 Minute Running Time
    US Premiere
    Language: Italian English Sub-Titles
    This deliciously inventive tale plays with the audience’s perceptions of reality as Chiara and Michael lead us on an odyssey through time and space. 
    Director: Matteo Tondini
    Producer: Roberto Rondinelli
    Screenwriter: Matteo Tondini
    Cinematographer: Luca Nervegna
    Principal Cast: Michael Capozzi, Benedetta Zoli, Michele Gaudenzi

    Sunday, June 23, 11:30 AM – Camelot Theatres
    THE NIGHTSHIFT BELONGS TO THE STARS
    Italy, 2012, 24 Minute Running Time
    Language: Italian, English English Sub-Titles
    Matteo a passionate mountain climber, and Sonia, a married woman also in love with mountains, set out to fulfill a promise on the jagged edges of the Dolomites that they made to each other months ago while awaiting life-changing surgeries. Intent on testing their new hearts together, they have left Sonia’s husband Mark out of their plans to a new beginning.
    Director: Edoardo Ponti
    Producer: Silvia Bizio, Paola Porrini Bisson, Massimiliano di Lodovico
    Editor: Chiara Griziotti
    Screenwriter:  Erri De Luca
    Cinematographer: Ferran Paredes
    Music: William Goodrum
    Principal Cast: Nastassja Kinski, Julian Sands, Enrico Lo Verso, Erri De Luca

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