Tomica e le vie segrete della Sibilla
Tomica and the Sibilla's hidden routes is a documentary that tells the mountaineering history of the Sibillini Mountains.
Taking inspiration from the first free ascent of its most difficult climbing route, named Tomica, which overlooks Pilato's lake at the heart of the National Park, the film follows Gabriele, a young mountaineer who grew up under the aura of a legendary and unviolated path, through his attempts, his hikes through the trails and bivouacs until the cathartic moment when he frees the route.
A red thread which is intertwined with the stories of old and new leading personalities in these ever-mysterious mountains, subject to constant, and often tragically, changes.
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Andrea FrenguelliDirectorEXCIM - mattone su mattone, Uomini e fuochi
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Mattia MariucciniDOPUn altro giorno d'amore, Nel primo cerchio
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Eros PaciniDOPEXCIM - mattone su mattone, Uomini e fuochi
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Marta AndreoseColorist
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Riccardo MenegonSound design
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Vanina ChiarielloSound MixerUnstoppable - the roots of Hip Hop in London
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Eros PaciniEditor
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Andrea FrenguelliEditorEraser head - rimozione sicura
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Gabriele AntonielliKey Cast
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Alberico AlesiKey Cast
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Tonino PalermiKey Cast
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Paola GigliottiKey Cast
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Samuele MazzoliniKey Cast
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Carlo BaccarelliKey Cast
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Michele BeliaKey Cast
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Antonio GiallettiKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):Tomica e le vie segrete della Sibilla
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Project Type:Documentary
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Genres:Adventure
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Runtime:58 minutes 20 seconds
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Completion Date:June 20, 2023
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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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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Andrea Frenguelli (Perugia, 1985) is an independent documentary filmmaker and a content creator. He lives between Perugia and Rome, alternating his job as a corporate filmmaker and the management of PostModernissimo, the first community cinema in Italy. He is a sectional instructor at the Giulio Vagniluca Intersectional Umbrian Mountaineering School, collaborates with mountaineering magazines, such as Up Climbing and Appennino TV, and is a selector for the Trento Film Festival. His second film "Uomini e fuochi - the ritual of Scanno's glorianti" won an award for best documentary at the ASS Film Festival held at the MAXXI museum in Rome in 2019.