Longtake ( Pianosequenza ) ( Long take )

Longtake (DVD) (*)

$25.99

Original Title: Pianosequenza
Alternate Title: Long take
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Subtitles )
Italian ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Italian ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Italy ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
123 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.85:1)

Special Features:
Behind the scenes
Commentary
Interactive Menu
Scene Access
Trailer(s)

Movie filmed in 2005 and produced in:
Italy ( Italy, Greece )

Directed By:
Louis Nero

Written By:
Louis Nero
Timothy Keller

Actors:
Daniele Savoca ..... Paolo
Giorgia Cardaci ..... Maria
Tiziana Catalano ..... The Mother
Pietro Di Legami ..... Gianni
Carlo Gerbino ..... Cupido
Lola Gonzales ..... Michela
Lola Manzano ..... Petra
Simona Nasi ..... Sandro
Aldo Rendina ..... Marco
Flavio Sciolè

Synopsis:

Pianosequenza is a bet and a provocation together. A movie realized in digital way without editing operations. No one break. Just one long breath that remains attached to the characters for capture, with the moving's agility, every minimum jump, every detail, every variation in the expressive band and in the phyisical action of the actors. 'Pianosequenza' plays with time and take possession of it. It talks about the real time, not the sham time. The time is the same for the actors and for the audience. The theme of 'Pianosequenza' born from a reflection on fate and destiny. 'Pianosequenza' is a movie based on the incommunicability.

Pianosequenza is a bet and together a provocation. A feature film turned in digital way that expect no operation of editing, an only long breath that remains attached to the characters without break, it capturing with the agility of the moving camera every minimum jump, every detail, every variation in the expressive band and in the physical action of the actor. 'Pianosequenza' wants play with time and take possession of it. The real time, Not the sham time, perceived time, and it's the rarity, in the same way for the actor and for the audience. The theme of 'Pianosequenza' born from a reflection on fate and destiny. Bunuel asserted that he was fascinated from as, events very important, come for a connection of fates. 'Pianosequenza' has in the connection his main engine. In fact, the plot expects ten characters and it describes the connections leaving that the audience can question himself on a eventual possibility of a meeting, of a exchange of cue, of a small way, or if all of these was really a ineluctable destiny. 'Pianosequenza' is a film based on the uncommunicable. Not much are the cues of the characters, only the thing seems to have the depth thanks at the voices - off and at the monologue to the camera. The real expression is pointed on the character taken in his singleness, it dissolve itself as soon as it meet a different creature.

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