Temple
The encounter between a young writer and a blind woman inside the Temple of the Crowned, will awaken in him a childhood memory hidden far away in time, and will put him in front of the question of what it means to be an artist today.
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Andrea GranataDirector
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Andrea GranataWriter
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Andrea GranataProducer
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Andrea GranataKey Cast"Marco (writer)"
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Daniela MonicoKey Cast"Daniela (blind woman)"
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Giosuè BranconeKey Cast"Young Marco"
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Mauro FontanaKey Cast"Narrator"
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Andrea FontanaSound and Music
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William MazzaSound and Music
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Andrea FontanaCinematography
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Andrea FontanaEdit
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Project Title (Original Language):Tempio
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:12 minutes 7 seconds
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Completion Date:December 13, 2019
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Production Budget:750 EUR
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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, Super8
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Roots of Europe International Film Festival 2020
Spain
Special Prize -
Indie Short Fest January 2020
United States
Official Selection -
Under the Stars International Film Festival 2020
Italy
Official Selection -
My Love Michelle Short Film Festival 2020
United States
Semifinal -
Lift-off Global First Time Filmmaker Session January 2020
United Kingdom
Official Selection -
Assurdo Film Festival January 2020
Italy
Semifinalist -
Sacrae Scenae Film Festival
Italy
Official Selection -
FIFF - Filmstrip International Film Festival
Romania
Official Selection
Andrea Granata is a young Italian writer, in love with cinema since he was a child. His greatest mentors are Raymond Carver, Alan Moore, Ágota Kristóf and Federico Fellini. The first film, Tempio (2019), is a sensory and literary experience, thanks to the collaboration with the Italian Blind People Association. He believes that a film must be universal. Andrea likes the super8 film, the Beatles and the Tropea sea. His dreams are to open an independent production together with his friends and collaborators, Andrea Fontana and William Mazza, and to become a great director.
A movie must be seen and heard, but above all, lived.