COSENZA – Open Fields Productions presents the latest projects, from masterclasses to new productions and also the documentary “The Lost Legacy of Tony Gaudio”. An in-depth journey into the sector, aimed at cinema and audiovisual professionalismwhich also aims to promote the rediscovery of the historic center of Cosenzaand a documentary dedicated to Tony Gaudioa pioneer of cinematographic photography born in the city of Bruzi, the first Italian in history to win the coveted Oscar Award.
Two projects that will be presented tomorrow, Saturday 27 April at 5.30 pm, at Villa Rendano, in an evening event organized by Open Fields Productions to talk about the latest initiatives carried out in 2024 by the house of cinema-audiovisual production and which saw the historic center of the city of Cosenza as protagonist, in different ways, with the involvement of the Municipal Administration and bodies such as the Calabria Film Commission Foundation. At the center of the evening, moderated by Ernesto Orrico, there will in fact be “MovieClass“, winning project of the Urban Agenda Call, and “The Lost Legacy of Tony Gaudio”, the documentary by Alessandro and Fabrizio Nucci, shot between Calabria, Piedmont and the United States.
For “MovieClass”, speakers will include: Francesco Alimena, City Councilor of Cosenza, delegate for the implementation of the Urban Agenda; Elio Fortunato of Revolution of the Cuttlefish, general coordination of the Urban Agenda; Fabrizio Nucci and Ivana Russo of Open Fields Productions, project managers of “MovieClass”; Laura Migliano, EcoMuvi, Raffaele Cimino, teachers of the first three masterclasses; Veronica Buffone, Councilor for Welfare; Donata Chiricò, expert in theory and sign language, professor of Philosophy of Language at the University of Calabria.
For “The Lost Legacy of Tony Gaudio”, speakers will include: Franz Caruso, mayor of Cosenza; Alessandro Nucci, author and director; Fabrizio Nucci, author and producer; Howard Ray, actor; Alessandro Papaianni, composer of the soundtrack; the Calabria Film Commission Foundation; Eugenio Attanasio and Maria Rosaria Donato, Cineteca della Calabria; via video link from the United States, Gino Gaudio, descendant of Tony Gaudio, Mary Reid and Gavin Glynn, executive producers from Los Angeles.
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