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Murgia 3 episodes (Murgia 3 episodi)

Murgia 3 episodes (Murgia 3 episodi)

original title:

Murgia 3 episodi

directed by:

Cosimo Terlizzi

cast:

Pino Malerba, Muna Mussie, Anna Rispoli

screenplay:

Cosimo Terlizzi, Anna Rispoli

cinematography:

Cosimo Terlizzi

editing:

Cosimo Terlizzi

costume design:

Luca Giannola

producer:

Cosimo Terlizzi

production:

Acquasale, Coop. Ulixes Bitonto, associazione culturale Mnemò

country:

Italy

year:

2008

film run:

60'

format:

Mini DV - colour

aspect ratio:

4:3

status:

Ready (18/02/2008)

festivals & awards:

  • Mostra Internazionale del Nuovo Cinema - Pesaro 2011: Focus Terlizzi
  • LIDF – London International Documentary Festival 2009: In Competition
  • Arcipelago 2005
  • CINEMA ITALIANO - HOUSE PERONI LONDON 2013
  • CAREOF 2012: Focus Terlizzi
  • KINO 2012: Focus Terlizzi
  • FESTIVAL SUL PAESAGGIO 2012
  • BIOLFISH 2011
  • GREEN UNPLUGGED 2011
  • ECOMOVIE 2011
  • ECOFILM 2010
  • SCANNO NATURA DOC 2010: First Prize
  • SOSPESO 0.1 2010
  • CINEMA ARCHEOLOGICO 2010
  • CONTROMETRAGGI 2010
  • ARES FILM E MEDIA FESTIVAL 2010: Best Documentary
  • ASOLO ART FILM FESTIVAL 2010: Best Film
  • PREMIO INTERNAZIONALE DEL DOCUMENTARIO DEL REPORTAGE MEDITERRANEO 2010
  • CINEMA DI POESIA 2009
  • MILANO FILM FESTIVAL 2009: Ridistribuzione Prize
  • TUTTI NELLO STESSO PIATTO 2009
  • PREMIO FILM FESTIVAL 2009: Best Film
  • INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL 2009
  • MEDIMED 2009
  • IMMAGINI DI NOTTE 2009 FESTIVAL INT. DEL REPORTAGE AMBIENTALE 2009
  • L’INCANTO 2009: Best Actress
  • SCIACCA FILM FESTIVAL 2009: Best Documentary
  • LAURA FILM FESTIVAL 2009
  • SILA FILM FESTIVAL 2009
  • SALENTO FINIBUS TERRAE 2009
  • MILAZZO FILM FESTIVAL 2009
  • CORTO CEREA 2009
  • FLOWER FILM FESTIVAL 2009
  • FESTIVAL DEL CINEMA DI BRESCELLO 2009
  • TERRE DEL MEDITERRANEO 2009
  • TRENTO FILM FESTIVAL MONTAGNA-ESPLORAZIONE-AVVENTURA 2009
  • FESTIVAL DEL CINEMA EUROPEO DI LECCE 2009
  • ROMA DOCSCIENT 2009: Jury Mention
  • NOVARA CINE FESTIVAL 2008: Best Documentary
  • CALABRIA FILM FESTIVAL 2008: Jury Prize
  • MITREO FILM FESTIVAL 2008
  • VIDEO FESTIVAL DEL NORD-EST 2008: Best Documentary
  • CITTÀ IN CORTO 2008: Best Documentary
  • FESTIVAL DEL CINEMA INDIPENDENTE DI FOGGIA 2008
  • ECOLOGICO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2008: Jury Prize
  • FESTIVAL CINEFIRA 2008
  • FESTIVAL INTERNAZIONALE DI CINEMA BREVE DELLA CITTÀ DELL’AQUILA 2008
  • MARCAROLO FILM FESTIVAL 2008 Best Film
  • SOLUNTO FILM FESTIVAL 2008
  • CORTI DI NATURA 2008: Best Documentary
  • LUCANIA FILM FESTIVAL 2008: Best Documentary
  • TRANI FILM FESTIVAL 2008: Jury Prize
  • FESTIVAL INTERNAZIONALE DEL CINEMA DI FRONTIERA 2008
  • GIOVINAZZO A CORTO DI CINEMA 2008: Best Documentary
  • MURGIA FILM FESTIVAL 2008
  • VOLCANO FILM FESTIVAL 2008
  • CINEMARTE DOCUMENTARISTI INFEDELI 2006
  • ANTIFESTIVAL 2006: Best Film
  • IMMAGINARIA FILM FESTIVAL 2005
  • BOSART FESTIVAL 2005
  • MOLISE CINEMA 2005
  • MONDO PICCOLO CINEMATOGRAFICO BRESCIELLO 2005
  • INTERNATIONAL DOC FILM FESTIVAL “CRONOGRAF” CHISINAU 2005
  • ACQUASALE CORTO FESTIVAL 2005
  • OFFICINEMA 2005
  • MURGIA FILM FESTIVAL 2005
  • GIOVINAZZO A CORTO DI CINEMA 2005
  • CORTO SCUOLA 2005

The “Murgia” is a National Park in the center of Apulia, one of the most beautiful and damned park of the mediterranean area. An extraordinary road-movie that presents with irony the origin and actuality of an abandoned part of Italy, through the interaction between an impecable feminine voice (Anna Rispoli) and a moody masculine presence (Pino Malerba).

DIRECTOR’S NOTES:
“Through an attentive look to the relation between culture and cultivations, geomorphology and antopology, but in a pop esthetic, the documentary speaks about the beauty of stones, of the preciousness of water, of the thorns that characterize the Murgia; animals that adapted themselves to the environment that man made hostile.
The Murgia is a unique territory of its kind. The deforestation along the years led to a bare landscape that we wrongly think as poor and think about reforesting or using it in a thousand ways. On the contrary the Murgia lives of its small and resistant plants, pioneers of existence, the so-called Mediterranean steppe; a world of small beings resistant to death.”