Description:
Made in Italy (201 [DVD9 PAL]
Country of production Italy
Year 2018
Duration 98 min
Ratio 1.85: 1
Comedy, drama genre
Directed by Luciano Ligabue
Made in Italy subject (disc)
Screenplay Luciano Ligabue
Producer Domenico Procacci
Medusa Film production company, Fandango
Distribution in Italian Medusa Film
Photography Marco Bassano
Music by Luciano Ligabue
Interpreters and characters
Stefano Accorsi: Riko
Francesco Colella: Elia Rebecchi
Silvia Corradin: Livia
Filippo Dino: Matteo
Giuseppe Gaiani: Riko's father
Alessia Giuliani: Angela
Gianluca Gobbi: Patrizio
Jefferson Jeyaseelan: Pavak
Naya Manson: Farah, Pavak's wife
Filippo Pagotto: Rome journalist
Leonardo Santini: At
Kasia Smutniak: Sara
Ettore Nicoletti: Arturo Crotti
Fausto Maria Sciarappa: Paolo Carnevale
Tobia De Angelis: Pietro
Walter Leonardi: Max
Sara Magalotti: Carla
Lorenzo Pedrotti: Mattia
Marina Crialesi: Miriam
Language Italian
Sub: Italian, English
Made in Italy is a 2018 film written and directed by Luciano Ligabue. Third direction of the Emilian singer-songwriter, it is played by Stefano Accorsi and Kasia Smutniak.
The film is inspired by the album of the same name, released in November 2016 and composed of 14 songs linked together (concept disc), with the character of Riko at the center, defined by Ligabue as his alter ego: "one of the lives that I could have had if I hadn't become a singer "
Riko is 50 years old, he was born and raised in an Emilian town, he is a worker in the salami factory where his father worked, and he married Sara, a hairdresser, very young. He is an honest man and lives on a job he did not choose, in the family home that he can barely keep. Even if he leads a pre-established life, following the dictates of society, he can count on a group of real friends and on a wife and family that, through thick and thin, he has always loved. His son is the first in the family to go to university. Riko, however, is also a very angry man with his time, which seems marked only by tail swings and false starts. When he loses the few certainties with which he had managed to get by, the bubble in which he lives breaks and Riko understands that he must take hold of his present and start over, in one way or another, and not give it up in the course of time. .
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