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THE VALLEY

Documentary by Nuno Escudeiro / 76’/ 2019 

High in the French Alps, on the border between Italy and France, migrants fleeing war, poverty and political persecution risk their lives crossing dangerous mountain routes. Witnessing the increasing influx of refugees, local communities in the Roya Valley start providing them with shelter, food and legal counselling. Since transporting and hosting undocumented migrants is a criminal offence, these good Samaritans find themselves on the wrong side of the law, sometimes even facing jail time for their acts of civil disobedience. At a time when migration issues in Europe are politicized and thrust into the media spotlight more than ever before, The Valley documents the battle between the population and the authorities, who themselves blatantly violate human rights when refusing to process asylum seekers and minors’ requests. This gripping and necessary chronicle rightfully reclaims the ethical duty of solidarity, criminalized by a perverted system.

Directed by Nuno Escudeiro
Cinematography by Nikolaus Von Schlebrügger
Produced by Andreas Pichler, Luc Martin-Gousset, Valerio B. Moser
Coproduced by MIRAMONTE FILM (IT), POINT DU JOUR (FR)
with PUBLIC SENAT, Arte G.E.I.E

Winner of EMERGING FILMMAKER AWARD at HOT DOCS 2019 (Toronto - Canada)

Broadcasted on ARTE and PUBLIC SÉNAT in May 2019

Screened at UN in June 2019

TIBETISCHE MEDIZIN

Heilkraft der Seele

THE GOOD INTENTIONS 

Documentary by Beatrice Segolini / 84’ / 2016
Role: DIRECTOR / EDITOR / WRITER / CO-PROTAGONIST / 84’ / 2016

Both protected and exposed by the camera, Beatrice and her film crew attempt to break the taboos around her family’s history of abuse. Her questioning pushes all the ancient removal mechanisms to the surface: everyone’s fear, denial and sense of guilt hit back, and soon Beatrice’s own intentions are questioned. Nevertheless, her presence pushes the entire family towards unavoidable questions: what are the consequences of those years of violence and psychological manipula-tion? Why is everyone blaming themselves? Would a confrontation pave the way to make peace with the past? More than an autobiographical documentary, the film is a kamikaze journey to face a family’s traumas: its intense confrontations are a unique occasion to sense all the efforts, the difficulties and the doubts that occur whenever a taboo is being broken, through a sincere but cruel exploration of the removal mechanisms surrounding domestic violence. The viewers find themselves inside a psychological thriller, in which each family member fights for their own truth: a nightmare, where everyone is innocent - and guilty at the same time.

MIT LANGEM ATEM / IL LUNGO RESPIRO 

Found footage documentary by Andreas Pichler / 22’ / 2020
Role: EDITOR

A short bilingual tale about South Tyrolean authonomy.