Laura Legner Samela

Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions. Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.

A man seeks refuge in his small house at the foot of the mountain. As time passes and silence envelops the rooms, a voice from the past echoes, flowing endlessly through the worn audio cassettes. Among the artisan’s pebbles, the man tries to recreate the face of that voice, while the entity observes and feeds on his obsession. A tale of solitude, art, and connection beyond reality, accompanied by the verses of poet Antonia Pozzi.

Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions. Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.

Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions. Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.

A man seeks refuge in his small house at the foot of the mountain. As time passes and silence envelops the rooms, a voice from the past echoes, flowing endlessly through the worn audio cassettes. Among the artisan’s pebbles, the man tries to recreate the face of that voice, while the entity observes and feeds on his obsession. A tale of solitude, art, and connection beyond reality, accompanied by the verses of poet Antonia Pozzi.