16 juin 1990, Palazzo Grassi, Venise. Les invités entrent et sont accueillis par Gianni Agnelli, aux côtés de Jay et Cindy Pritzker. « L’architecture, comme tout art, est universelle, tout comme la science, tout comme l’intelligence », déclare Gianni Agnelli. Aldo Rossi est en réalité le premier architecte italien à recevoir le prix d’architecture Pritzker. Des archives rares de matériel et de vidéos, des enregistrements inédits auparavant, des images et des albums familiaux sont associés à des écrits du remarquable architecte pour créer le premier documentaire qui retrace la conception de Aldo Rossi Design.
| Direction de la photographie | Mattia Colombo |
| Production | Greta Giussani |
| Montage | Silvia Biagioni |
| Voix | Sandro Lombardi |
| Composition | Andrea Laudante |
| Vidéo | Beniamino Barrese, Jacopo Loiodice, Marco Vitale |
Réalisation
Francesca Molteni
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Francesca Molteni, graduated in Philosophy at the Università degli Studi in Milan, and studied Film Production at New York University. Since 2002, she produces and directs documentaries, TV formats, videos, and installations while also curating design exhibitions. In 2009, she founded MUSE Factory of Projects, a production company based in Milan, particularly focusing on contemporary, design, and architecture culture. She received the Award for Innovation assigned by the President of the Italian Republic, the Compasso d’Oro honorable mention, and the Cathay Pacific Award for women entrepreneurs. She’s a contributor to La Repubblica, Vogue, Casa Vogue, AD, Elle Decor ; and the author of the book Icone d’impresa [Icons of Enterprise], Carocci.
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Francesca Molteni, graduated in Philosophy at the Università degli Studi in Milan, and studied Film Production at New York University. Since 2002, she produces and directs documentaries, TV formats, videos, and installations while also curating design exhibitions. In 2009, she founded MUSE Factory of Projects, a production company based in Milan, particularly focusing on contemporary, design, and architecture culture. She received the Award for Innovation assigned by the President of the Italian Republic, the Compasso d’Oro honorable mention, and the Cathay Pacific Award for women entrepreneurs. She’s a contributor to La Repubblica, Vogue, Casa Vogue, AD, Elle Decor ; and the author of the book Icone d’impresa [Icons of Enterprise], Carocci.
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Mattia Colombo
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Born in 1982, Mattia Colombo quit painting to become a director. His first documentary short Il Velo was in competition at Vision du Réel ; EIFF Edinburgh International Film Festival ; AFI Silverdocs Discovery ; Dialektus Film Festival ; and XI Circuito Off in Venice where it won two awards.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Born in 1982, Mattia Colombo quit painting to become a director. His first documentary short Il Velo was in competition at Vision du Réel ; EIFF Edinburgh International Film Festival ; AFI Silverdocs Discovery ; Dialektus Film Festival ; and XI Circuito Off in Venice where it won two awards.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
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