Georges Méliès' pioneering work, universally recognized as the first science fiction film in history, is reborn in a new restored and re-soundtracked edition by Teatroformattivo Film. This timeless masterpiece, which defined lunar imagery, is enhanced by a brand new original score. An immersive experience that fuses the visual magic of 1902 with a powerful and evocative contemporary sonic perspective. Prepare for lift-off: silent cinema has never been so alive! Music by Gianluca Testa.
Le Voyage dans la Lune (1902)
L'œuvre pionnière de Georges Méliès, universellement reconnue comme le premier film de science-fiction de l'histoire, renaît dans une nouvelle édition restaurée et risonorisée par Teatroformattivo Film. Ce chef-d'œuvre intemporel, qui a façonné l'imaginaire lunaire, est sublimé par une bande originale inédite. Une expérience immersive qui fusionne la magie visuelle de 1902 avec une perspective sonore contemporaine puissante et évocatrice. Préparez-vous au décollage : le cinéma muet n'a jamais été aussi vibrant !
Viaggio nella Luna (Le Voyage dans la Lune, 1902)
Musique originale de Gianluca Testa
L'opera pionieristica di Georges Méliès, universalmente riconosciuta come il primo film di fantascienza della storia, rivive in una nuova edizione restaurata e risonorizzata a cura di Teatroformattivo Film. Questo capolavoro senza tempo, che ha definito l'immaginario lunare, è arricchito da una colonna sonora originale inedita. Un'esperienza immersiva che fonde la magia visiva del 1902 con una potente e suggestiva prospettiva sonora contemporanea. Preparati a decollare: il cinema muto non è mai stato così vivo! 
Musiche originali di Gianluca Testa

Georges Méliès' pioneering work, universally recognized as the first science fiction film in history

Le Voyage dans la Lune (1902) - Restaurée et Risonorisée - Musique Originale

Georges Méliès' pioneering work, universally recognized as the first science fiction film in history, is reborn in a newly restored and re-soundtracked edition by Teatroformattivo Film. 

This timeless masterpiece, which defined lunar imagery, is enhanced by a brand-new original score. An immersive experience that fuses the visual magic of 1902 with a powerful and evocative contemporary sonic perspective. Prepare for lift-off: silent cinema has never been so alive! Music by Gianluca Testa.


Georges Méliès' pioneering work, universally recognized as the first science fiction film in history.

Le Voyage dans la Lune (A trip to the Moon, 1902) - Restored and Re-soundtracked - Original Music 

WOLF BLOOD (1925)
A Heritage Horror Reimagined for the Modern Viewer by Teatroformattivo Film!
We are proud to present the definitive restoration of Wolf Blood: A Tale of the Forest (1925), one of the most historically significant American silent films exploring the theme of lycanthropy and the psychological horror of transformation.
This is more than a simple re-release; it is a vital archival and artistic project designed to introduce this foundational work of horror to a new generation.
 This edition features a meticulous HD digital restoration derived from the best surviving archival prints, minimizing visual degradation, frame damage, and emulsion flaws. The goal was to recover the film’s original, stark cinematography and preserve its unique visual texture.
As the oldest surviving feature film to deal explicitly with a werewolf-themed transformation, Wolf Blood offers crucial insight into the nascent stages of American cinematic horror, predating Universal's classic monster cycle. Its psychological focus on identity crisis, rather than overt supernatural transformation, is surprisingly modern.
 The New Score
Emotional Depth & Signature Sound: The film is presented with a brand new, original musical score composed and performed by Gianluca Testa (https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/artist/41rHUhN1GquTNpDfm1f0mg?si=mDrLXvg_Tzyombgh9vykZw). The music moves far beyond traditional silent-era piano accompaniment, using contemporary orchestration and sound design to amplify the film’s central conflict: the descent of Dick Bannister into madness after receiving a wolf blood transfusion.
 The score by Gianluca Testa is designed to enhance the psychological thriller elements, making the 1925 drama feel immediate and tense for modern audiences who crave sophisticated horror and genre precursors, providing a unique selling point for this release.
The film's historical relevance makes it an ideal candidate for film studies courses and archival collections, opening an additional, high-value distribution channel.

Horror movie restored: Wolf Blood (1925) with a New Score!

Wolf Blood (Restored)

WOLF BLOOD (1925)
A Heritage Horror Reimagined for the Modern Viewer by Teatroformattivo Film!

We are proud to present the definitive restoration of Wolf Blood: A Tale of the Forest (1925), one of the most historically significant American silent films exploring the theme of lycanthropy and the psychological horror of transformation.
This is more than a simple re-release; it is a vital archival and artistic project designed to introduce this foundational work of horror to a new generation.

This edition features a meticulous HD digital restoration derived from the best surviving archival prints, minimizing visual degradation, frame damage, and emulsion flaws. The goal was to recover the film’s original, stark cinematography and preserve its unique visual texture.

As the oldest surviving feature film to deal explicitly with a werewolf-themed transformation, Wolf Blood offers crucial insight into the nascent stages of American cinematic horror, predating Universal's classic monster cycle. Its psychological focus on identity crisis, rather than overt supernatural transformation, is surprisingly modern.

The New Score Emotional Depth & Signature Sound: The film is presented with a brand new, original musical score composed and performed by Gianluca Testa. The music moves far beyond traditional silent-era piano accompaniment, using contemporary orchestration and sound design to amplify the film’s central conflict: the descent of Dick Bannister into madness after receiving a wolf blood transfusion.

The score by Gianluca Testa is designed to enhance the psychological thriller elements, making the 1925 drama feel immediate and tense for modern audiences who crave sophisticated horror and genre precursors, providing a unique selling point for this release.

The film's historical relevance makes it an ideal candidate for film studies courses and archival collections, opening an additional, high-value distribution channel.

The oldest surviving feature film to deal explicitly with a werewolf-themed transformation (1925), this is an HD digital restoration with a new score.

Three girls go to spend the weekend in a country house, where strange things happen, Two bandits flee from the killers and cross the fate of the girls in a series of terrible occasions ..


Three girls go to spend the weekend in a country house, where strange things happen.

An Obscure Presence

Three girls go to spend the weekend in a country house, where strange things happen, two bandits flee from the killers and cross the fate of the girls in a series of terrible occasions. 


Freely inspired by "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," LAPLACIANUS is a film about Bayes' Theorem, written and directed by Gianluca Testa, an ideal sequel to L’IMPROBABILE MONDO DEL MAGO DI ODDS (https://www.amazon.it/Limprobabile-mondo-Mago-Odds-Teatroformattivo-ebook/dp/B0833LQ16M).

Through a black hole, Prof. Laplacianus finds himself teleported from the television studios of the show Benvenuti a Probabilia (Welcome to Probabilia) into the living room of Alice and Selene, where, thanks to the power of Bayes' Theorem, he solves two enigmas plaguing the girls. The first concerns the fear of a serious illness following a positive medical test result. The second is a murder accusation that Alice faces from the local Public Prosecutor during a dreamlike journey into the parallel world of Naivia.

In the world of Naivia, the bizarre inhabitants tend to make illogical decisions, guided by the fallacy of the transposed conditional. Here Alice meets Okkiola, an "enlightened" naivula who tells her about Russell's inductive turkey and Taleb's Black Swan. Okkiola recommends the help of the sorcerer Laplacianus: the only one capable of solving all her problems. Once she returns to her world, he will teach her that the incredible theorem used is not just about algorithms, but about real life. Discovering and identifying the causes of what happens is what humanity has always aspired to achieve salvation and well-being and to operate effectively in the world.

Laplacianus

Freely inspired by "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," LAPLACIANUS is a film about Bayes' Theorem, written and directed by Gianluca Testa.

Through a black hole, Prof. Laplacianus finds himself teleported from the television studios of the show Benvenuti a Probabilia (Welcome to Probabilia) into the living room of Alice and Selene, where, thanks to the power of Bayes' Theorem, he solves two enigmas plaguing the girls. The first concerns the fear of a serious illness following a positive medical test result. The second is a murder accusation that Alice faces from the local Public Prosecutor during a dreamlike journey into the parallel world of Naivia.

In the world of Naivia, the bizarre inhabitants tend to make illogical decisions, guided by the fallacy of the transposed conditional. Here Alice meets Okkiola, an "enlightened" naivula who tells her about Russell's inductive turkey and Taleb's Black Swan. Okkiola recommends the help of the sorcerer Laplacianus: the only one capable of solving all her problems. Once she returns to her world, he will teach her that the incredible theorem used is not just about algorithms, but about real life. Discovering and identifying the causes of what happens is what humanity has always aspired to achieve salvation and well-being and to operate effectively in the world.

"Una stella, un amore e una guerra" is based on the novel by Lucilla Laconi "Nei suoi occhi una stella, un amore e una guerra", directed by Gianluca Testa. Lucilla Laconi, a talented author in the footsteps of Margareth Mitchell, has created a story with great cinematic potential, which touches on profound and universal themes and whose visual and sound transposition enhances its strength, making it vibrate with the magic of images, acting and music the most intimate emotional chords of the audience.

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