To My Pink Lady (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 8, 2019

Original Title:
To My Pink Lady

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Lanyma Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Life does not always go as we may have planned or dreamed. But sometimes, the human spirit will push back and challenge life's limitations. With a photograph created for her best friend Dakota, Cristina finds a way for their bond to transcend time and to be able to "grow old" together. Inspired by the blog "My Pink Chemo", written by Italian lawyer Cristina Belenchia during her battle against breast cancer and leukemia, the film is an intimate snapshot into her life, in all its beauty and tragedy, and a testament to a friendship between two women that reaches beyond the limits of time.

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Co-Executive Producer:
Federica Marchionni

Costume Design:
Ellen Kinney

Director:
Alexo Wandael

Director of Photography:
Carlo Rinaldi

Editor:
Daniela Ovi

Executive Producer:
Alexo Wandael

Music:
Dika Chartoff

Producer:
Andrea Kikot
Daniela Ovi

Set Designer:
Alessandro Cacopardo

Writer:
Alexo Wandael
Cristina Rambaldi

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