Rivale
Giulio Boato
Bande-annonce
Le combat entre Tancrède et Clorinda est l’une des scènes les plus difficiles du poème La Jérusalem délivrée. Le croisé et la princesse musulmane tombent amoureux sur le champ de bataille, mais décident de se battre jusqu’à la mort. Dans le choc entre les cultures et les religions, l’honneur est plus fort que le sentiment. Cette scène est au cœur du livret Tancrède, écrit en 1701 par Antoine Danchet pour l’opéra de André Campra. En 2016, Lucia Ronchetti, l’une des compositrices italiennes les plus importantes, revisite le texte pour composer l’opéra de chambre Rivale, un monodrame pour soprano, violoncelle, ensemble de cuivres et percussions. Giulio Boato réalise une œuvre filmique onirique, basée sur la partition musicale pour créer un vortex de sensations et d’émotions en équilibre entre musique, théâtre et cinéma.
Romaeuropa Festival, Italie (2019)
| Réalisation | Giulio Boato |
| Artiste | HsiaoPei Ku |
| Mixage | Lorenzo Danesin |
| Image | Alberto Girotto |
| Composition | Lucia Ronchetti |
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Réalisation
Giulio Boato
Disponible en anglais seulement
Giulio Boato (Venice, 1988) studied performing arts at the universities of Venice, Bologna, Bordeaux and Paris, and now lives between Italy and France.
In 2015 he directed his first documentary : a portrait of controversial artist Jan Fabre (Best film on art at Festival Conversazioni video, Rome). He went on collaborating with Fabre, making two short films about his Italian exhibitions : Among Spiritual Guards (Florence, 2016) and Glass and Bones (Venice Biennale, 2017, Best short documentary in Los Angeles, Master Doc Film Festival).
In 2018, Giulio Boato presented in New York THEATRON, a film about Italian stage director Romeo Castellucci, Best feature documentary in London (New Renaissance Film Fe stival) and Best film on performance in Los Angeles (Fine Arts Films Festival).
In 2019, he released Shiro Takatani, between nature and technology selected in competition at FIFA International Art Film Festival 2019 (Montreal), Master of Art Film Festival 2020 (Sofia) and screened as Italian première in Romaeuropa Festival, introduced by composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. At the same festival, he presented Rivale, a film-opera with music by Lucia Ronchetti.
Together with Lorenzo Danesin, he directed L’uomo che cammina, an immersive video-installation based on the homonymous landscape performance by DOM‑, selected in competition at FIFA International Art Film Festival 2020 (Montreal).
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Giulio Boato (Venice, 1988) studied performing arts at the universities of Venice, Bologna, Bordeaux and Paris, and now lives between Italy and France.
In 2015 he directed his first documentary : a portrait of controversial artist Jan Fabre (Best film on art at Festival Conversazioni video, Rome). He went on collaborating with Fabre, making two short films about his Italian exhibitions : Among Spiritual Guards (Florence, 2016) and Glass and Bones (Venice Biennale, 2017, Best short documentary in Los Angeles, Master Doc Film Festival).
In 2018, Giulio Boato presented in New York THEATRON, a film about Italian stage director Romeo Castellucci, Best feature documentary in London (New Renaissance Film Fe stival) and Best film on performance in Los Angeles (Fine Arts Films Festival).
In 2019, he released Shiro Takatani, between nature and technology selected in competition at FIFA International Art Film Festival 2019 (Montreal), Master of Art Film Festival 2020 (Sofia) and screened as Italian première in Romaeuropa Festival, introduced by composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. At the same festival, he presented Rivale, a film-opera with music by Lucia Ronchetti.
Together with Lorenzo Danesin, he directed L’uomo che cammina, an immersive video-installation based on the homonymous landscape performance by DOM‑, selected in competition at FIFA International Art Film Festival 2020 (Montreal).
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Quelques films :
Trenodia (2019)
Rivale (2019)
L’uomo che cammina (2019)
Shiro Takatani. Tra natura e tecnologia (2018)
Ragazzi (2018)
Trenodia (2019)
Rivale (2019)
L’uomo che cammina (2019)
Shiro Takatani. Tra natura e tecnologia (2018)
Ragazzi (2018)
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