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The Day Before the Launch
A cinematic journey into the soul of Ferrari’s newest creation. The F80 isn’t introduced with specs or slogans, but through atmosphere, tension, and movement. A visual statement on the future of speed, design, and identity. This short film explores the emotional and aesthetic essence of a machine built to define the next decade.
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A cinematic journey into the soul of Ferrari’s newest creation. The F80 isn’t introduced with specs or slogans, but through atmosphere, tension, and movement. A visual statement on the future of speed, design, and identity. This short film explores the emotional and aesthetic essence of a machine built to define the next decade.
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Written By:Luigi Dalena, Manuel Savoia
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Utopia Milano
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