MARCHE

The two sisters, Greta and Caterina, are in a car with social workers who are taking them to their grandfather who lives in Pievebovigliana, a town in Valfornace, in the province of Macerata in the Marche region. In the scene we can see the Marche countryside and the centre of the village: a small village of 800 souls in the Marche region, now sealed off, a red zone with no escape, the clock on the bell tower stopped at the time of the quake.Watch the full movie at www.movieitalyplus.comPlot:Greta and Caterina, who grew up in a difficult family, are entrusted for the summer months to their grumpy and anaffective grandfather Franco, who survived the great earthquake in central Italy. Greta is a promise of women's football, while Caterina is still a child who wears a magic helmet to talk to aliens, thus hiding all her ghosts. Two foreign bodies in a country that rejects them, forced to live in prefabricated houses, the SAE, a few square metres to share with a grandfather who does not want them and who does not know how to embrace them. But when Franco learns to take care of them, they will discover an unexplored bond that will mark the redemption of all.Director:Davide Como was born in Ancona on 5 May 1988. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ancona, from 2014 to 2016 he collaborated with Patty Pravo's staff, taking care of the production of video reportages of her tours. The videos, initially aimed at the social audience, were later used to promote her participation in the 2016 Sanremo Festival with the song Cieli Immensi. He took his first steps in cinema as an assistant director for some Guasco srl short films and as a production assistant for Linfa Crowd 2.0 and Vargat Film. In 2018 he writes and directs the short film Il ladro di fiori d'oro (The Golden Flower Thief) winning Best Short School at the Ariano International Film Festival 2019. From 2017 to 2019 he made the Identity Trilogy composed of three short films Chrysalis, Glenda and Byzantium, selected and awarded at national and international festivals. In 2020 he made his debut feature Come Niente starring Franco Oppini, Valentina Bivona and Greta Mecarelli. The film, written by Giulia Betti, is produced by Guasco srl. In 2020 he is one of the founders and organisers of CineOFF Independent Film Festival and in 2021 he signs the first choreography with Chiara Cingolani for the short film "Aria", winner of the Cinema 2020 call for entries of the Marche Region.