Barbara Elese

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The maker writes of Non c'è nessuna Dark Side: "I could never say it's a film of mine (maybe not even a film); it's a space of chaos torn from the duration, from our being here to our fear of oblivion." Erik Negro's project started in 2007 as a kind of machine to stop time. What the machine has produced are unstable fragments as the interim phase of a historical and personal process of solidification. Out of the chaos of existence, this UFO has emerged, twelve years later. During this period, cinema and music offered some footholds for a boy from the Italian provinces who had just finished secondary school and was open to life (which among other things regularly brought him to the Rotterdam and Berlin film festivals). The footage was shot (and edited) a long time ago now, back when the film still had a form fixed in advance – over the years, this has been lost.

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A film dedicated to Beppe Fenoglio, to the places of his life and works. The story in images of the journey of two boys, in four seasons through a unique space in search of a soul. Dealing with the Fenoglio 'material' leads one to constantly work on a very subtle limit that rises from the particular to the universal.

Barbara Elese and Erik Negro return to the memory of the partisan struggle in Piedmont. Eighty years after Liberation, and ten years after our first cinematic exploration of this distillation of memory, materials, testimonies and stills from the resistance experience remain.

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The maker writes of Non c'è nessuna Dark Side: "I could never say it's a film of mine (maybe not even a film); it's a space of chaos torn from the duration, from our being here to our fear of oblivion." Erik Negro's project started in 2007 as a kind of machine to stop time. What the machine has produced are unstable fragments as the interim phase of a historical and personal process of solidification. Out of the chaos of existence, this UFO has emerged, twelve years later. During this period, cinema and music offered some footholds for a boy from the Italian provinces who had just finished secondary school and was open to life (which among other things regularly brought him to the Rotterdam and Berlin film festivals). The footage was shot (and edited) a long time ago now, back when the film still had a form fixed in advance – over the years, this has been lost.

No synopsis available yet.

A film dedicated to Beppe Fenoglio, to the places of his life and works. The story in images of the journey of two boys, in four seasons through a unique space in search of a soul. Dealing with the Fenoglio 'material' leads one to constantly work on a very subtle limit that rises from the particular to the universal.

Barbara Elese and Erik Negro return to the memory of the partisan struggle in Piedmont. Eighty years after Liberation, and ten years after our first cinematic exploration of this distillation of memory, materials, testimonies and stills from the resistance experience remain.