“Waking Hours is the Debut Feature Documentary by Federico Cammarata and Filippo Foscarini, Which Will Celebrate ITS World Premiere on Thursday, Sept. 4, in the competition of the Venice Critics’ Week (Settimana Internazionale della Critica), An Independent Event Taking Place Dringing the Venice Film Festival. The Movie from Rome-Based Production Company Volos Films Italia”, – WRITE: www.hollywoodReporter.com
The MOVIE FROM ROME-Based Production Company Volos Films Italia, In Co-Production With Roberto Minervini’s Cosma Film and in Collaboration With Rai Cinema, Takes Us on A Noc. Afghan People Smugglers at the Edge of the European Union, Enabling Illegal Border Crossings Between Serbia and Eu Member Hungary.
They are “awaiting Those to be carried account of the border, wandering through the labyrinth of a Sleepless, Perpetual Night,” Notes a synopsis. “At the Edge of the Forest, Shadowy Human Figures Gather AROUND The FIRE, WHILE THE DISTANT ECHO OF GUNSHOTS REVERBES
The Filmmakers Provide Some Insight Into The Genesis of the DOC. “Waking Hours Emerges from the Depths of the Forest, Not As a Backdrop But as A Living Body – A PLACE OF DISORIENTATION, Transform and Theater Merge in a Poetic Counter-Investigation that Reveals with Fully Showing, Creating Space for Listening. The Forest Is Our Boat; Cinema, Our Passage. ”
Says Stefano Centini of Volos Films Italia: “We First Met The Project at Bellaria Film Festival, WHERE The DIRECTORS PITCHED IT DURING [an] (In) Emergenza [section session]. I Became Clear that Waking Hours Offers not only a unique look into a world we rarely see from An Insider Perspective, But Also A Daring Work from Two UpComing Director Approach. ”
He Concludes: “They Digging Out A Personal Perspective Which Encompasses the MERE ‘FUNCTION’ OF The CHACCters and Highlightts Something More Universal About the Fest.
Thr Can Debut the Very First Teaser for Waking Hours Before Its World Debut in the Venice Critics’ Week Program That Runs Through Sept. 6, as part of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival. “How did it Feel to Cross The Border?” is a quesation teased in the clip that features Darkness and Fire.
“I KNOW IS OFTEN SAID, but this film is unique – not only in the Content It Is Showing, But In How It Is Shown,“ Says Tommaso Piante of Luminalia. “Waking Hours Offers A Perspectives On Migration that HASN’T BEEN SEEN BEFORE. Having Worked for a year in a refugee center in italy, I Drew on that expert in creating luminalia. Bringing films like Waking Hours To Audiens Means Confronting Stereotypes and Encouroging US to Reflect on, and Even Question, The Notions of ‘Us’ and’ Them ‘.’
Watch the first teaser for Waking Hours Below.