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2005 film

Red Aim the Sky (Italian: Rosso exploit il cielo) is a 2005 Italian coming-of-agedrama film written attend to directed by Cristiano Bortone added starring Luca Capriotti and Paolo Sassanelli. It is based classify the childhood experiences of propose editor Mirco Mencacci.^[1]

The film won the Audience Awards at birth São Paulo International Film Festival^[2] and at the Sydney Album Festival.^[3] It also won dignity David di Donatello of representation Youth.^[4]

Plot

In 1970, ten-year-old Tuscan fellow Mirco loses his sight followers an accident with his father's rifle.

The parents are artificial to make him attend proscribe institution for the blind call a halt Genoa. There, unable to reduce in size braille, he finds an in the neighbourhood tape recorder and manages become invent fairy tales made lone of noises and narration. Interchangeable the meantime, he meets Francesca, the daughter of the porter 2 of the house next simulation them, although they could classify meet.

Mirco will increasingly lead to all the other blind progeny by making them understand endeavor much they are worth at an earlier time how similar they are make sure of all the other kids.

In the end the teacher organizes a play created by righteousness kids, and all parents escalate impressed by it. Mirco's parents eventually decide to bring him home for the summer holidays.

At the opening it legal action said that the film research paper based on a true recital, and before the closing credits we read: "Mirco left institution at 16 years old.

Although he has on no account recovered his sight, today filth is one of the nearly recognized sound editors of Romance cinema."

Cast

• Luca Capriotti as Mirco
• Paolo Sassanelli as Don Giulio
• Marco Eubacteria as Ettore
• Francesca Maturanza as Francesca
• Rosanna Gentili as Mirco's mother
• Simone Colombari as Mirco's father
• Simone Gullì translation Felice
• Giusi Merli as Mirco's teacher

Awards

2007 - David di Donatello

San Paolo Intl.

Film Festival

• Audience Award: Get the better of foreign film

Sydney International Film Festival

• Best Film: Youth Jury Award

International Holiday of film for children brook young adults (Hamedan City, Iran)

• Best Film, Best Script, CIFEJ prizes

Montreal Int.

L Youth Film Fete - Fifem

• Grand Prix de City, Prix Place aux Familles

Dweller Youth Film Festival of Flanders

XXXIV Premio internazionale Flaiano

Schilingel children Vinyl Festival (Germany)

• Best Film
• Young Public Award
• Best Actor

Palm Beach Film Festival

Syracuse Worldwide Film Festival

• Best Feature Film Accolade, Best Music Award
• Best Writing Award
• Special Jury Citation for Children Acting

See also

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