Calcolatrici

Cruising thru Secondigliano with jewelry adorning you is like walking thru an open album: children are playing ball in the courtyards, laughter can be heard somewhere, and watches glint on wrists, speaking more of status than saving from consequences. The sound of the street and the whisper of the display window intertwine, as if the subway and the jewelry store share the same rhythm, and the gray sky above the city makes all the sparkle even more distinct. The recitative paints a world where respect is bought and laundered, where accountants, friends, and enemies are almost one family by profession: to count, divide, hide, and sell. In this half-asleep landscape, you can particularly hear how deals replace embraces, and a handshake can be both a greeting and a sentence – a subtle irony of fate in every beat. The phrases about Rolex and the lavender panoramic ceiling give the impression that wealth is a suit for going out: it shines, attracts attention, but doesn't guaranty salvation. In the end, there's a light, warm tiredness from the day lived and a quiet satisfaction that even with all the theatricality of street arithmetic, something genuine remains: respect, habits, and those very small signs of the past that are difficult to fake. Production: DeANTARTICA Director, Editor, and Color: Reiken Executive Producer: Andrea Godono Production Coordinator: Andrea Ciambelli Assistant Producer: Toas Totero Wankelmut 1st AD: Alexandru Caradji Photography: Lorenzo Villa and Leo Baggio 3D Visual Effects: Gioele Sorato and Badpitboy 2D Visual Effects: 6iod3 Title: GianVisualArt Focus Puller: Sonia Veronesi Op. Bolt: Mark Debon Production Designer: Stefano Sclabas. Designers: Endri Hyseni, Giulio Dallera Casting Director: Monica Conte Cast: Marika Alione, Linda Mauri, Gaia Andrea Saltarelli Hair Stylists: Jerry Di Scibio, Kree Barber Studio/Rental: Moviechrome Producer, Moviechrome Studios: Francesco Mingrone