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Synopsis:

a short film in 2 episodes of 5 minutes each, follows the lives of three very different siblings who have been thrown together again following the death of their mother. Throughout the films we discover why two of the siblings have not spoken in several years and watch how the three of them cope with a rather large skeleton they find in the closet.

Directed by; Tommaso Cardile
Written by: Fiona Carberry McGlinchey
Director of Photography: Brett Moen

Starring: Jennifer Missoni, Kiki Lambden, Matt Zehnder, Anne Gill, Tom James, David Randolf Irving, Angelique Leitzia, Freddy Bastone and Walter J. Masterson.

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OFFICIAL SELECTION LOCARNO FILM FESTIVAL

Genre: Art/Experimental

original running time: 6 mins

RMX version 1 min

Super 16 printed on super35mm

Photographed by Fabio Cianchetti (The Dreamers)

Starring: Eva Herzigova and Bryan Adams

Directed by Tommaso Cardile and Francesco Carrozzini

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Genre: Comedy

original running time: 6 mins

RMX version 1 min

miniDV

Photographed by Tommaso Cardile

Starring: Jennifer Missoni

Voice Over: Jennifer Missoni, Tommaso Cardile

Directed by Tommaso Cardile

An Upper East Side girl is running to an audition for a film about desertification. People in everyday life worry about insignificant issues compared to what they should really start worrying about. This film has been improvised in the Gobi desert in

Directed by; Francesco Carrozzini

Music and Editing by: Tommaso Cardile

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official trailer 2005

The New York festival has been co-presented since 1994 by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and screens at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center.

trailer for the film festival 2005

original running time: 40secs

minidv(24p ntsc) print on 35mm

Produced by: Bruni Burres and Shruti Ganguli

Directed by Tommaso Cardile

Starring: David Rakoff (capote) and Carlo Von Zeitschel (born rich)

In selecting films for the festival, Human Rights Watch concentrates equally on artistic merit and human rights content. The festival encourages filmmakers around the world to address human rights subject matter in their work and presents films and videos from both new and established international filmmakers. Each year, the festival's programming committee screens more than 500 films and videos to create a program that represents a range of countries and issues.