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SOVRACCARICO 

Lucio has a daily addiction: his smartphone. He fills every empty moment out of fear of boredom, because with it come thoughts he would rather not face. It is not boredom alone that he is trying to escape. Behind every notification, video, or sound—behind each repetitive gesture and every compulsive scroll—lies the attempt to silence a familiar, grey reality that suffocates him and leaves him alone.
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Lucio has a daily addiction: his smartphone. He fills every empty moment out of fear of boredom, because with it come thoughts he would rather not face. It is not boredom alone that he is trying to escape. Behind every notification, video, or sound—behind each repetitive gesture and every compulsive scroll—lies the attempt to silence a familiar, grey reality that suffocates him and leaves him alone.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Riccardo Morando
Written By:Riccardo Morando
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:SDAC Genova, Stella Produzioni

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Riccardo Morando

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Nicolò Pescia

Lucio

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Matteo Terrana

Friend

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Francesco Emanuele Uccheddu

Father

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Stefania Fabrizi

Mother

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