A young interpreter decides to try his hand at writing and a group of promising cinema artists put themselves at the service of the novel, to give life to the written words. What might seem like the plot of a new film is instead the reality of the events that took place late yesterday afternoon at the Monk. In the completely sold out venue, a significant part of the future of Italian celluloid gathered to support the creativity of Ludovico Tersigni, whose most recent appearance was the successful hosting of the talent show “X Factor”. The Roman actor has in fact decided to show himself for the first time in the unprecedented guise of a writer by publishing “See you beyond the horizon”, a novel published by Rizzoli and which tells a story that is also a bit about him. The protagonist is a successful boy, Ludovico, who despite a satisfying and fulfilling job, feels the need and urgency to leave to try to grow and discover himself. In the room in the Casal Bertone district, at the end of via Giuseppe Mirri, many thirty-year-olds like Tersigni gathered, some of whom grew up seeing him play Giovanni in the series “Skam Italia”.
We meet up and have a meeting with friends. Our friend Pietro Turano could not be missing, as he played Filippo in the series: the two conversed between past and present, analyzing the genesis of the volume which starts from London, passes through Fuerteventura and ends up in India. Tersigni’s colleagues and friends took care of interspersing and enriching the memories of the writing, reading the passages and interpreting them. Here is Martina Gatti who will soon be at the cinema with a jaunty blonde look in the comedy “Troppo Azzurro”, Filippo Barbagallo’s directorial debut; hair tied instead for Nicole Rossi, an actress already seen in “Il Collegio”, “Pechino Express” and “Skam Italia 5”. The voice actress Monica Volpe slightly anticipated the arrival of the DJ and radio host Renzo Di Falco, while Federica Torchetti, born in ’95 and recently protagonist on stage at the OffOff Theater with the entertaining show “Interrail” directed by Riccardo D’Alessandro, he took his seat before the interesting meeting between friends began.
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