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Italian Race (Veloce come il vento)

Italian Race (Veloce come il vento)

Italian Race (Veloce come il vento)

original title:

Veloce come il vento

directed by:

Matteo Rovere

cast:

Stefano Accorsi, Matilda De Angelis, Tatiana Luter, Roberta Mattei, Rinat Khismatouline, Paolo Graziosi, Lorenzo Gioielli, Giulio Pugnaghi

screenplay:

Matteo Rovere, Filippo Gravino, Francesca Manieri

cinematography:

Michele D'Attanasio

editing:

Gianni Vezzosi

set design:

Alessandro Vannucci

costume design:

Maria Cristina La Parola

music:

Andrea Farri

producer:

Domenico Procacci

production:

Fandango, Rai Cinema, supported by Ministero della Cultura, with the support of Lucana Film Commission

distribution:

01 Distribution [Italy], Impacto Cine [Argentina], Palace Films [Australia], Film Movement [Canada], Jetsen Huashi [China], Missing Films [Germany], Missing Films [Germany], New Select [Japan], IFD International Film Distribution [Kuwait], Spectator [Poland], Entermode [South Korea], Cinemaran Spain [Spain], Morandini Film Distribution [Switzerland], Joint Entertainment [Taiwan], Sinema [Turkey], Film Movement [United States], Encore Inflight (Airlines) [Worldwide]

world sales:

Fandango [Italy]

country:

Italy

year:

2016

film run:

119'

format:

colour

release date:

07/04/2016

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The De Martino family have always had motor oil and petrol flowing in their veins: they have been putting together and racing cars for generations.
Tracks, rallies, endurance: wherever you have to really let it rip. Mario, the head of the family, is forced to make way for his very young and exceptionally talented daughter Giulia. She is joined by her 40yearold brother Loris, a former driver, somewhat unreliable but with an extraordinary sense of trajectories and highly knowledgeable about engines. Together, they will have to return to the track and win, while escaping their demons and learning what it means – and how hard it is – to be a family.