Shooting on The Man on the Road [+lire aussi :
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interview : Gabriele Mainetti
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interview : Paolo Taviani
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The film’s subject-matter scooped the 2010 Solinas – Stories for Cinema Prize. Penned by Serena Cervoni and Mariano Di Nardo (Regina [+lire aussi :
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The cast also includes Astrid Casali, Eugenio Gradabosco, Marit Nissen, Jozef Gjura and Elisa Lucarelli. Photography is entrusted to Luca Ciuti, editing to Francesco Di Stefano (Freaks Out), set design is by Francesca Bocca, and costumes by Cristina Audisio.

The Man on the Road is made with support of the Turin Piedmont Film Commission and will be released in Italian cinemas in the autumn.