Private Project

My Favorite Things

  • Daniele Tullio
    Director
    Il Silenzio di Jill
  • Daniele Tullio
    Writer
    Il Silenzio di Jill
  • Controluce
    Producer
    Il Silenzio di Jill
  • Simone D'Acuti
    Key Cast
    Il Silenzio di Jill
  • Gabriele Spampinato
    Key Cast
  • Benedetta Reda
    Key Cast
  • Livia Massimi
    Key Cast
  • Project Type:
    Documentary
  • Runtime:
    57 minutes 38 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    November 30, 2020
  • Country of Origin:
    Italy
  • Country of Filming:
    Italy
  • Language:
    Italian
  • Shooting Format:
    Digitale
  • Aspect Ratio:
    2:35:1
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    Yes
  • Student Project:
    No
  • TrailerFilmFest
    Milano
    Italy
    October 9, 2020
Director Biography - Daniele Tullio

Filmmaker and Video Operator. He makes short films, reports,
music videos and multimedia products. The short film The Jill's Silence wins Catanzaro REFF for Best Web Pilot Series.
He collaborates in the creation of numerous videos for artists such as Ultimo, Giuseppe Natale, Marco Sentieri, Ornella Muti, Public bodies and such as the Castelli Romani Regional Park, Conservatories and University. He has collaborated with TV such as Tele Grenoble (France), TV russian national team and Tg2. Organizer of the Monte Compatri Film Festival in 4 Editions deals with the dissemination of products aimed at a wide audience.
Take part in the realization of Think Big! presented during the 16th Edition of the "Giornate degli autori" in Venice.

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Director Statement

“My Favorite Things” is an intimate and universal documentary. A story in which both the artists and the people they can mirror each other. The Hastag #iorestoacasa does not have moved only the professionals of the sector but also all those who wanted to exploit this time to find a creativity out of the ordinary. This which appears innovative and extraordinary for the most part of the population is instead an occasion for discouragement and denunciation by those who practice art as a profession. The coronavirus has apparently reduced the social gap in the share time and habits, uses and customs, but has the disparity linked to rights and
work awards.