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First Film<\/strong> Regional Preview<\/p>\n Meet the Audience: Director Virgilio Villoresi[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.4″ text_line_height=”1.5em” custom_padding=”||4vh||false|false” hover_enabled=”0″ global_colors_info=”{}” sticky_enabled=”0″]SYNOPSIS
\nDirector: Virgilio Villoresi
\nItaly 2025
\nRunning Time: 74′ Italian, Eng. Subtitles
\nProduction: Fantasmagoria, with the support of the Ministry of Culture
\nCast: Luca Vergoni, Giulia Maenza, Aomi Muyock, Vinicio Marchioni
\nScreenplay: Alberto Fornari, Virgilio Villoresi
\nCinematography: Marco Depa
\nEditing: Virgilio Villoresi
\nSet Design: Riccardo Carelli, Federica Locatelli
\nCostume Design: Sara Costantini
\nMusic: Angelo Trabace
\nSound: Enrico Ascoli, Davide Favargiotti
\nVisual Effects: Giulia Gaia Bombelli, Daniele Iacuitto<\/p>\n
\nSince childhood, Orfeo has imagined fantastic stories around an abandoned villa across from his home\u2014a place shrouded in unresolved legends. A solitEuraand visionary pianist, one evening at the Polypus\u2014the club where he regularly plays\u2014he locks
\neyes with Eura. A powerful, absolute love is born, yet she hides an unspeakable secret. Perhaps an illness, perhaps something deeper. One day, Eura suddenly vanishes, swallowed by an absence Orfeo cannot explain.
\nOne evening, from his apartment window, Orfeo sees her slipping through a small door on Via Saterna, right in front of the abandoned villa. Shaken, he tries to follow her. Before crossing the threshold, he meets a mysterious figure\u2014the Green Man\u2014
\nwho seems to know the secrets of that door. Once inside, Orfeo finds himself in an imaginative and unsettling afterlife, inhabited by forest creatures such as the Melusines, the Forest Magician, and eerie parades of military skeletons.
\nIn the heart of the villa, he encounters the Coat, a devilish guardian who takes possession of his body to relive, through music, lost memories and torments of love. Then the Coat slips away and reveals where Eura is: at the train station, about to depart forever, on a train resting upon Orfeo\u2019s own piano. Only one door\u2014on the music stand\u2014will open at midnight and can lead him back.
\nOrfeo arrives just in time to see her once more. But Eura cannot cross that threshold. They say goodbye one last time. Upon waking, in front of the door on Via Saterna, Orfeo finds her ring between his fingers. He returns home, sits at the piano, and plays for her. Because now he knows that Eura will continue to live\u2014in his memories, in his dreams, and in his music.[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_code disabled_on=”off|off|off” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ global_colors_info=”{}”]