As a seasoned opera enthusiast with years spent immersed in the grandeur of the world’s most prestigious stages, I find myself thoroughly enthralled by the upcoming cinematic endeavor, “Primavera.” The combination of Damiano Michieletto’s proven directorial prowess, Ludovica Rampoldi’s award-winning script, and the captivating storyline promises to create a symphony of emotions that will undoubtedly resonate with audiences.
In “Primavera,” a forthcoming film directed by renowned opera director Damiano Michieletto, Antonio Vivaldi – a well-known Baroque composer and violinist from Italy who created The Four Seasons – will be depicted. This movie is Memento International‘s latest project, with production starting this month in both Rome and Venice.
Ludovica Rampoldi, who has won awards for screenplays like ‘The Traitor’ and ‘Gomorrah – the series’, wrote the script for ‘Primavera’. This story is inspired by Tiziano Scarpa’s well-regarded novel ‘Stabat Mater’.
18th-century Venice serves as the backdrop for “Primavera,” a story that revolves around Cecilia, a 20-year-old prodigy in violin playing who resides at the Pièta orphanage. Despite her exceptional skills, Cecilia is trapped within the orphanage walls, believing marriage to be her only escape. However, her life undergoes a transformation when she encounters Antonio Vivaldi, an accomplished and ambitious composer who takes up the position of violin instructor. As guided by Vivaldi’s music, Cecilia discovers the courage to defy the destiny that once seemed unavoidable, according to the plot summary. “Primavera” features Tecla Insolia (“The Art of Joy”) as Cecilia and Michele Riondino (“Palazzina Laf,” “Worldly Girl”) as Vivaldi in its cast.
As a renowned opera director, Michieletto has partnered with prestigious Italian and global opera venues such as Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, London’s Royal Opera House, Venice’s Teatro La Fenice, Berlin’s Staatsoper, and Paris’ Opéra Bastille.
Michieletto expressed his excitement, having yearned to create a full-length movie, as he finds himself learning fresh languages at the brink of turning 50,” said Michieletto, who commended his team, particularly Insolia for her ‘innocent vitality’, ‘hidden vulnerability’ and ‘unexpectedness’.
Cecilia seems overlooked, yet she possesses a spirited demeanor that sets her apart. She’s the lone individual who dares challenge Vivaldi, who himself is the sole one acknowledging her skill. According to Michieletto, it’s an encounter of kindred spirits yearning for affection.
The film titled ‘Primavera’ is created by Indigo Film production, known for producing movies like “La Grande Belleza” and “Youth,” both directed by Paolo Sorrentino. This production is also supported by Warner Bros. Entertainment Italia, who will distribute the movie in Italy, as well as Moana Films from France. Diaphana Distribution will handle its release in France.
The film secured support from both the Venice regional fund, PR FESR, and the Veneto Film Commission Foundation.
As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to be part of the talented team behind our upcoming project. Our cinematographer is none other than Daria D’Antonio, who has graced “The Hand of God” and “Parthenope.” The masterful Walter Fasano, known for his work on “Call me by your name” and “Suspiria,” will be editing our film. Fabio Massimo Capogrosso, with his impressive score for “Kidnapped,” is our composer. Gaspare De Pascali, a veteran from “Sicilian Letters,” will take care of the production design, and Maria Rita Barbera, who enchanted us with her costumes in “The Son’s room,” will be in charge of our wardrobe. I’m truly fortunate to work alongside such renowned professionals!
Memento International praised the script as an engaging “page-turner,” immersing readers in the lively atmosphere of 18th-century Venice.
The Paris-based sales company stated, ‘Via an extraordinary artistic bond between budding violin maestro Cecilia and renowned composer Antonio Vivaldi, ‘Primavera’ narrates a universal tale of musical fervor and personal emancipation, a story that will strike a chord with audiences globally.’
As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to announce that “Primavera” has been added to Memento International’s summer lineup for 2024. This impressive roster also includes the Horizons award-winning film from Venice, titled “Familiar Touch,” as well as Will Seefried’s heartfelt gay romance drama “Lilies Not for Me,” which debuted this summer at Edinburgh.
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