A scientist developing a new type of fuel receives a mysterious warning from a spectral figure urging him to abandon his research. Convinced he is on the verge of a breakthrough, he refuses to listen and continues his work, setting in motion a chain of events that leads to catastrophe.

A scientist developing a new type of fuel ignores a spectral warning, setting in motion a chain of events that leads to catastrophe.

The Message

Diana is a young student who, deeply in love with her boyfriend Davide, finds herself dealing with lies, illusions, and broken promises. Amid unexplained delays and ambiguous situations, her love life will take an unexpected turn.

Tell me it was all true (Dimmi che era tutto vero)

Four boys flee home on a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and freedom.

The One, The Other And Those From Beyond

The One, The Other and Those From Beyond

Cinema is the medium that by exception allows us to be able to tell and be able to tell ourselves, in any form, way and genre. Clearing certain beliefs is sometimes way to opennew perspectives on the topic at hand. In this social background interview, Edoardo Fabbri talks about "the art of doing Drag" which according to him is not just fun and entertainment but a real form of expression that becomes awareness, care for one's body and oneself.

Cinema is a versatile medium for storytelling in any form or genre.

Out of Drag

Riccardo, pushed by his friends, enters one of the famous red shop windows in Amsterdam, inside he meets Mia who tries to "entertain" him as a customer, without however knowing about his homosexuality. Riccardo confides his fears to Mia who instead tries to reassure him and encourages him to declare himself. Thanks to Mia, Riccardo will find the courage to reveal his feelings to Lucas, a boy he is in love with. Mia enjoys those few moments with Riccardo, a sweet young boy, before returning to the usual clientele made up of drunkards and violent men.

Riccardo, pushed by his friends, enters one of the famous red shop windows in Amsterdam...

Redlight

Side Lines follows the journey of Michael, a passionate but struggling musician whose life on the streets, busking is both his dream and his burden. As financial strains threaten his relationship with Siv, he faces an impossible choice: love or his art. When fate intervenes and his talent is 
discovered by a passing music producer, Michael's life is catapulted into stardom, but at what cost? This film is a heartfelt exploration of dreams, sacrifice, and redemption.

"One chord away from everything. One step from losing it all."

SIDE LINES

Side Lines follows the journey of Michael, a passionate but struggling musician whose life on the streets, busking is both his dream and his burden. As financial strains threaten his relationship with Siv, he faces an impossible choice: love or his art. When fate intervenes and his talent is discovered by a passing music producer, Michael's life is catapulted into stardom, but at what cost? This film is a heartfelt exploration of dreams, sacrifice, and redemption.

Side Lines

In a cozy kitchen, the host prepares the basic ingredients for bread—flour, water, sugar, and yeast—and, with the help of Ardo, a curious 3D character, explains that yeast isn’t magic but a living organism that transforms sugar into air bubbles and the irresistible aroma of fresh bread.
Through simple visual experiments, the short demonstrates fermentation: yeast “eats” sugar, producing carbon dioxide that makes the dough rise, while alcohol evaporates during baking to release the familiar scent. Ardo marvels at the yeast, calling it a tiny living chemistry lab.
The short ends with freshly baked bread, showing how chemistry isn’t confined to laboratories—it’s a part of everyday life. “Chemistry, life, and heat: the perfect trio!”

La Chimica del Lievito (The Chemistry of Yeast)

In a cozy kitchen, the host prepares the basic ingredients for bread—flour, water, sugar, and yeast—and, with the help of Ardo, a curious 3D character, explains that yeast isn’t magic but a living organism that transforms sugar into air bubbles and the irresistible aroma of fresh bread.

Through simple visual experiments, the short demonstrates fermentation: yeast “eats” sugar, producing carbon dioxide that makes the dough rise, while alcohol evaporates during baking to release the familiar scent. Ardo marvels at the yeast, calling it a tiny living chemistry lab.

The short ends with freshly baked bread, showing how chemistry isn’t confined to laboratories—it’s a part of everyday life. “Chemistry, life, and heat: the perfect trio!”

The host and Ardo illustrate the fermentation process of yeast in bread making. The segment highlights the importance of chemistry, “Chemistry, life, and heat: the perfect trio!”

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