A lovely interview I gave to Marina D. Richter for the film blog Ubiquarian!
I am especially satisfied with it as I could really go into many details, not only about “The Wedding Cake”, but also about myself in general as a directress – and a human being.
A group interview to all the nominees of the international competition “SISTER” at the Reykjavik Feminist Film Festival written by Tara Karajica! You can read it here.
Very glad about this positive review of “The Wedding Cake” written by
The winner of the RVK Feminist Film Festival’s International Sister competition is The Wedding Cake, a very peculiar animated short film written and directed by Monica Mazzitelli. It’s a film that further blurs the line between the documentary and fiction via stop-motion animation using the Playmobile figures as characters and objects and the titular wedding cake that, over the course of the film’s under four minutes of runtime, gets eaten away. Next stop for the film will be the Reality Bites programme of the Gothenburg International Film Festival. Continue reading
Here’s the cover of my new novel “To die Free”, that comes out in Italy today!
The English version is almost ready so my agent will try and place it with a publisher… stay tuned!
http://www.lorussoeditore.it/prodotto/di-morire-libera-la-vita-ardente-di-michelina-di-cesare-briganta/
I made a video appearance on the morning show “Il caffè di Raiuno today. I was invited to talk about my beloved Sweden stating why I love to live here; a very easy tack indeed! The program is in Italian obviously, but here’s the link to RaiPlay to watch the show, if you want to have a look. I appear towards the end of the program, at around 0:46:00.
It’s been a lot of fun shooting the video!
Glad I gained the first page of the newspaper Göteborgdirekt with an interview about my project leading work at the Askims bibliotek Library!
https://www.goteborgdirekt.se/…/reprbt!pf7VU0teIAS7NJOOQ1N…/
I know it makes little sense to post a review in Italian in this site, but I could not resist the tempation of at least show the incredible beauty of this image that was painted by the same person who wrote this piece: Eliana Como.
Her review was recently published by the web paper Popoff quotidiano.
I am speechless because she really understood what I meant with Michelina Di Cesare and why she is so important to me.
And this picture really reveals it!
One of Italy’s most prominent websites about jazz got curious about my shortfilm “The Coltrane code” so Marco Losavio, chief editor of Jazzitalia.net interviewed me about it, so nice!
We have decided to offer all readers the possibility of watching it exclusively for a few days, so why not taking the chance now if you are also curious? Check the piece out here and find link and password to it!
A couple of shots taken during my interview about my novel “Di morire libera” [“To Die Free”] at Radio Vaticana with Rosario Tronnolone, in the company of Meg Mason and Mara Miceli.
A link to my interview (in Italian only sorry!) released to Paesenews TV channel right before the presentation of my novel “To Die Free” last week in Caspoli at the Associazione Museo Historicus.