There is Strength in Silence: An Incluvie Film Festival Review of āKung Fu Chitā
Featured in Incluvieās 2020 Film Festival, Kung Fu Chit tells the story of a girl who doesnāt quite fit in.
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šš°š°š¬ šš¢š¤š¬ ššÆš°š¶š¬ is a captivating short film by directors Rocco Gurrieri and Irene Montini that showcases at the recently launched SILK exhibition from the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum. Drawing inspiration from the figurative world of the scarves created by Fulvia Ferragamo, the filmās fairytale-like symbolism recalls the animated works of Czechoslovakian director JirĢiĢ Trnka, whose patchwork flower puppets suggested the figurative style of early Ferragamo prints.
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šš°š°š¬ šš¢š¤š¬ ššÆš°š¶š¬ is a captivating short film by directors Rocco Gurrieri and Irene Montini that showcases at the recently launched SILK exhibition from the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum. Drawing inspiration from the figurative world of the scarves created by Fulvia Ferragamo, the filmās fairytale-like symbolism recalls the animated works of Czechoslovakian director JirĢiĢ Trnka, whose patchwork flower puppets suggested the figurative style of early Ferragamo prints.
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Written By:Rocco Gurrieri
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Salvatore Ferragamo
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