A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 13, 2012
Original Title:
Tutto parla di te
Genres:
Drama
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 83
Pauline, a beguiling woman in her 60s, returns to her hometown, Turin, for the first time since she was ten years old. She has inherited her aunt’s apartment in town. In Turin Pauline contacts Dr. Angela Gualtieri, a psychologist whom she had met abroad some time before; Angela runs a maternity centre, the Melograno, a support centre where both mothers to be and young mothers with post natal depression seek help. At the Melograno they are constantly short of help, that’s why Angela asks Pauline to give her a hand in setting up an in-house archive collecting different material relating to maternity: video interviews to new mothers, mothers diaries, photo portraits of mother and child. Pauline accepts and starts her work plunging deep in an emotional material that touches her strongly: the controversial feelings experienced by women in their relation with the child.
Art Direction:
Federica Bologna
Casting:
Cristina Proserpio
Co-Producer:
Elda Guidinetti
Andres Pfäffli
Costume Design:
Bettina Pontiggia
Director:
Alina Marazzi
Director of Photography:
Mario Masini
Editor:
Ilaria Fraioli
Executive Producer:
Gianfilippo Pedote
Makeup Department Head:
Pablo Cabello
Original Music Composer:
Dominik Scherrer
Producer:
Francesco Virga
Production Design:
Petra Barchi
Sound Editor:
Vito Martinelli
Marzia Cordò
Stefano Grosso
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Giancarlo Rutigliano
Story:
Gaia Giani
Chiara Cremaschi
Writer:
Alina Marazzi
Dario Zonta
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