Antonio Menna

Étude is István Gaál's film exam at The Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia (Experimental film centre or Italian National film school).

An early short film by Liliana Cavani that confronts the theme of discrimination.

In 1943, four Italian Alpini escape back to Italy after their company was decimated in Croatia by Yugoslav partisans. One of the four, Paolo, is seriously wounded and must undergo a leg amputation. The young man, embittered by his mutilation and the end of his soccer career, enlists in the fascist Brigate Nere. Once a member of the Brigate Nere, Paolo turns to evil and captures his former comrades, who must defeat him.

After his father's death in prison, a man hopes to start a new life with his pregnant wife.

Over the past year, seven Neapolitan writers known as ‘I Nisidiani’ (Viola Ardone, Riccardo Brun, Maurizio de Giovanni, Daniela De Crescenzo, Antonio Menna, Valeria Parrella and Patrizia Rinaldi) have written a novel as part of a prison-based writing workshop which, amongst other things, changes both the authors and the young prisoners forever.