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The film Padrenostro was presented yesterday in Venice. The Claudio Noce-directed film is set in the mid-1970s and is based on the attack on the deputy superintendent Alfonso Noce, father of the director, and how this fact has disrupted the life of the family. The film, in competition at the Venice Film Festival, tells the story through the eyes of ten-year-old Valerio and his parents, Gina and Alfonso. The protagonist is Pierfrancesco favino that yesterday arrived at the lagoon to respond to the curiosities of the press. One of the most talked about scenes in the film is the one that sees Favino giving his son a soccer ball signed by Giorgio Chinaglia. The director Claudio Noce, in fact, is a fan of Lazio, while the actor is openly Romanist. The journalists present in Veneto asked Favino how difficult it was to film that scene. The winner of three David di Donatello responds: “It’s not very difficult, but I told the director from day one that I would never mention Lazio and Chinaglia”. Smiling, Pierfrancesco then showed his black mask on the outside, but the Giallorossi on the inside as if to reaffirm his footballing faith.
Written on 05/09/2020 at 23:50
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