Niccolò Bruna's International Cinema
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Niccolò Bruna's International Cinema

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The cinema of the real Niccolò Bruna in his most acclaimed international films.

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The Girls of Wuchale

Directed by Niccolò Bruna

The fate of the women of Wuchale, northern Ethiopia, is marked by the constraints of tradition and by the age-old gregariousness with respect to men.
How to escape from it?

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Message from a Bottle

Directed by Niccolò Bruna

Of the 8,3 billion tons of plastic produced since 1950, only 9% has been recycled.
Every year at least 8 million tons end up in the sea.

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The Lost Kids of Kalahari

Directed by Niccolò Bruna

Gochas, Namibia. Flora and the Nama children are trying to build their own lives in a violent environment.

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Little Pitiful Lies

Directed by Niccolò Bruna

Cuba, 54th year of embargo.
From the office where she works, Lourdes watches the crowds in Havana's main square, just steps from the U.S. Interests Section, the building that has served as the U.S. Embassy for decades.

Synopsis

We are pleased to present the “foreign” works of Niccolò Bruna – known in Italy for co-directing films such as Dust, the great asbestos trial (85′-2011), on asbestos in Casale Monferrato and Magic Arena(90′-2014), behind the scenes at the Verona Arena, both made with Andrea Prandstraller

An independent director and producer, over the past 15 years he has shot in over 30 countries around the world, making films that combine human interest and social urgency.

A member of the Italian Film Academy, he has lived in Barcelona for years, driven by his work commitments, where he continues to experiment with the expressive tools and narrative solutions of documentary and real-life cinema, with works presented and awarded at major international festivals.

Here is a selection of his films shot in Namibia, Ethiopia and Cuba, acclaimed at international festivals and almost invisible in Italy, available throughout the Italian territory.