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Come Into the Light (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 21, 2005

Original Title:
Alla luce del sole

Alternate Titles:
A pleno sol
By the Light of Day
Come Into the Light

Genres:
Crime | Drama | History

Production Companies:
Jean Vigo Italia
Mikado Film
RAI Cinema

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 13  GB: 15  IT: T 

Runtime: 90

The true story of the priest who challenged the might of the Mafia

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 1990s Palermo, Pino Puglisi is a priest from the neglected Brancaccio neighborhood dedicated in helping kids to get off the streets and creating an embracing place of hope and solidarity in his church, which means trouble for the local Mafia. He continues his solitary fight until the bitter end.

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Production

Accountant:
Stefano Bassetti

Assistant Costume Designer:
Natasha Marinacci
Samuela Cirrone

Assistant Editor:
Francesco Bilotti
Bruna Viti
Anna Del Dotto

Assistant Production Design:
Sergio Tribastone
Marcello Di Carlo

Assistant Property Master:
Nunzio La Venuta
Antonino Pagano
Salvatore Castronuovo

Boom Operator:
Andrea Dallimonti

Camera Operator:
Alessandro Ghiara
Gianmaria Majorana

Casting Coordinator:
Dino Gentili

Casting Director:
Shaila Rubin

Chief Lighting Technician:
Claudio Gallicchio

Co-Writer:
Gianni Arduini
Giacomo Faenza
Dino Gentili
Filippo Gentili
Cristiana Del Bello

Color Grading:
Gianni Cerniglia

Color Timer:
Pasquale Cuzzupoli

Costume Design:
Sonu Mishra

Creature Effects Technical Director:
Sergio Stivaletti

Dialogue:
Lollo Franco

Director:
Roberto Faenza

Director of Photography:
Italo Petriccione

Editor:
Massimo Fiocchi

Executive Producer:
Claudio Grassetti
Giulio Cestari

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Alessandra D'Alessandro
Davide Scibilia
Stefania Mazzola
Alice Lo Cascio
Francesca Fatta
Arianna Caruso
Tiziana Barca

First Assistant Camera:
Claudio Palmieri
Simone Zampagni

First Assistant Director:
Gaia Gorrini

Gaffer:
Angelo Castagna
Roberto Magliozzo
Massimo Moreschini
Cristiano Trentini

Generator Operator:
Alberto Grassi

Grip:
Francesco Magliozzo
Umberto Volpe
Guido Mestre

Hair Department Head:
Ferdinando Merolla

Hairstylist:
Dorotea Tomasello

Key Grip:
Massimo Barbona

Line Producer:
Silvia Scerrino

Location Manager:
Chiara Vullo

Makeup Artist:
Raffaella Ragazzi

Makeup Department Head:
Maurizio Nardi

Music:
Andrea Guerra

Painter:
Paola Santini

Post Production Supervisor:
Franco Casellato

Producer:
Elda Ferri

Production Accountant:
Carlo Caputo

Production Assistant:
Pasquale Di Giovanni
Umberto Lepre
Leandro Lepre
Rosolino Pizzuto

Production Design:
Davide Bassan

Production Secretary:
Antonella Sorce
Salvatore Prestifilippo
Aline Del Campo
Marcello Colantoni

Prop Designer:
Luca Bucciarelli

Property Master:
Giuseppe Proia

Screenplay:
Roberto Faenza

Script Supervisor:
Francesca Muscolino

Seamstress:
Vincenza Maria Marfia
Zaira Musso

Second Assistant Camera:
Simone D'Onofrio

Second Assistant Director:
Antonio Bellia

Second Second Assistant Director:
Guia Garsia

Sound:
Mario Dallimonti

Sound Editor:
Marzia Cordò

Sound Mixer:
Danilo Moroni

Still Photographer:
Olimpia Pallavicino Mossi

Story:
Roberto Faenza

Stunt Coordinator:
Massimo Vanni

Stunts:
Saverio D'Amico
Alessandro Gaudio

Unit Production Manager:
Nicoletta Maggi
Anita Pellacci
Giovanni Federico

VFX Supervisor:
Stefano Marinoni

Video Assist Operator:
Giuseppe Franco Giorgianni

Video Report:
Filippo Macelloni

Visual Effects Assistant Editor:
Federica Nisi

Visual Effects Producer:
Paola Trisoglio

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