Apologies to Myself
A student in difficulty with her studies and struggling with a virtual love decides to change her life ...
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Gianluigi AntonelliDirector
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Serena RaschellàDirector
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Claudia ColarossiWriter
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Antonio CostantiniWriter
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Maria Della RovereWriter
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Claudia DiamanteWriter
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Piergiorgio ManciniWriter
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Laura MarcellaWriter
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PsyPlusProducer
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Regione AbruzzoProducer
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Ambito Distrettuale Sociale 19 "Vestino"Producer
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Marta PalmarellaKey Cast"Elena"
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Martina SchiavoneKey Cast"Laura"
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Luca Memmo Di BlasioKey Cast"Alessio"
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Gianluigi Palma AntonelliMusicThe Dark Dance
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Project Title (Original Language):Scuse personali
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Completion Date:October 1, 2021
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Production Budget:2,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Italy
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Country of Filming:Italy
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Language:Italian
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Shooting Format:Digital, 35mm, Sony A7III
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Aspect Ratio:2,35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Li.Vi.Ve.
Gianluigi Antonelli
Gianluigi was born in Italy in 1973. He lives and works in Italy in Atri, a town in Abruzzo. He attended classical high school where he deepened and matured his passion for classical myths. he is a composer, painter, director, screenwriter. For years he has been fighting for human rights.
Serena Raschellà
Serena was born in 1985 in Italy where she still lives and works. She attended art high school and, subsequently, the Milan Polytechnic and the Brera Academy where she became a communication expert. She is a videomaker and loves cinema. Her works are always inspired by her passions: design, architecture, new forms of communication.
Gianluigi Antonelli
"I love this kind of projects. I love when there is a story to tell about a territory, when the people who participate are moved by true passion, by deep humanity and by the desire to get involved."
Serena Raschellà
"At first no one knew how things would evolve. You had to teach kids who never had to write a screenplay or explain what a clapperboard is for. Then I began to understand that everything was going in the right direction, the one where art and humanity meet. So I thought: I want everyone to see this short."