IN PRODUCTION

Peripheric Love by Luc Walpoth

In postproduction

A Swiss-Italian co-production of Dschointventschr (Zurich) and CDV-Casa delle Visioni

Cast: Iazua Larios, Fabio Troiano, Alessio Lapice, Christina Rosamilia

Maria, a Peruvian migrant, is pregnant. Her husband Giorgio is sterile. She conceals the pregnancy from him out of fear he might suspect infidelity. Caught between doubt and longing, both seek tenderness elsewhere. Fascinated by the unknown, their feelings drive them into the depths of love. There, where only trust can prevent them from losing one another.

E trema ancora by Morena Campani

In production

CDV-Casa delle Visioni in coproduction with France Movie Services in assosiacion with Canal+ and supported by CNC and MiC-Dg Cinema

Island of Ischia. It was here that Luchino Visconti decided to spend all his summers from 1945, the place where he began to write his second film, "La Terra Trema", which he shot in 1947. To find peace and inspiration Visconti took refuge at the 'Colombaia', the villa surrounded by greenery, overlooking the sea, testimony to the impossibility of the director to leave his aristocratic world, a condition that was both an obstacle and a stimulus for all his professional activity. By evoking the splendor of the past, as opposed to the decadence in which the villa finds itself today, the film questions Visconti's intimacy, his artistic choices, his human and professional relationships, and his contradictory political commitment.

Lato B by Agostino Ferrente

In production

CDV-Casa delle Visioni and Pirata Manifatture Cinematografiche with Rai Cinema and Istituto Luce

Aditi by Stefano Lorenzi

In development

Produced by CDV-Casa delle Visioni

If you set me free, I’ll stay forever! The fabulous adventure of a child and his panther in search of freedom.

The Chosen People by Sandro Baldoni

In development

Feature fiction film written and directed by Sandro Baldoni and based on a true story.

How an ignorant peasant and his community in a small village in Southern Italy decided to embrace their own, home-made version of Judaism with, arguably, the worst possible timing in history: the period of deportation and extermination of Jews during World War II. This is a true story.