PAOLO CASALIS

Born in Bra (Italy) in 1976

Filmography

The Last Kilometer

(52’ - 2013)

Festivals & Awards:

International Moscow Sport Film Festival;

Bicycle Film Festival New York, Milan, Madrid, Sacramento, Chicago, Lisboa, Helsinki and many others

Palermo Sport film Festival

Langhe Doc - Stories of heretics in the Italy of warehouses

(52’ - 2011)
Festivals & Awards:
Official selection David di Donatello 2012;
Winner Valsusa Filmfest 2011;

Winner Sardinian Sustainability Film Festival;

Special Mention Festival delle Terre 2011;

Prize of the public at Corto e Fieno 2012;

Docaviv Festival, Tel Aviv;

Kinookus FF, Dubrovnik (Croatia);

Jahorina Fesitval, Pale (Bosnia);

Scanno Natura Doc;

Piemonte Movie 2011;

Euganea Film Festival 2011;

Epizephiry Film Festival;

Marcarolo Film Festival;

 

The Runner

(52’ - 2010)

Festivals & Awards:

Trento Film Festival 2011 (Official selection)

BCNSFF2010 (Barcelona International Ficts Festival);

Piemonte Movie 2010; Cherasco Movie 2010;

Marcarolo Film Festival);

Sport Movies&TV, Milan 2010;

 

The People of Terra Madre

(26’ - 2009)

Produced by Slow Food

Festivals & Awards:

Cinemambiente 2009 Torino;

Slow Food on Film 2009,

Bologna; Piemonte Movie 2010;

Aniene Film Festival;

TIZIANO GAIA

Tiziano Gaia was born in Turin, Italy, on March 31 1975. After graduating in law at the University of Turin, in 2000 he began to work for the Slow Food movement in the small town of Bra, in the province of Cuneo, specializing in wine publications. More specifically, he contributed to Slow Food Editore’s two main guides in the sector, co-editing Guida al Vino Quotidiano, a guide to value-for-money everyday wine drinking, in 2006 and 2008 and the 2008 and 2009 editions of the Italian Wines guide.
The Guida al Vino Quotidiano has a circulation of 30,000 copies in Italy, while Italian Wines, published jointly with Gambero Rosso Editore in Rome, boasts annual sales of 80,000
copies in Italy and as many again with its English and German editions, thus constituting a veritable point of reference for the sector. For Slow Food
Editore, he has also edited Atlante delle Grandi Vigne di Langa (Atlas of the Great Langa Vineyards), Guida ai Vitigni d’Italia (Guide to Italian Grape Varieties), Itinerario Montalcino e Montepulciano (A Guide to Montalcino
and Montepulciano), Guida Langhe e Roero (A Guide to Langhe and Roero),
Guida agli Extravergini (Guide to Extra Virgin Olve Oils), Osterie d’Italia (Guide to Trafitional Italian Restaurants). He has contributed over 200
articles on wine, biodiversity and eco-gastronomy to Slow Food publications (Slow and Slowfood magazines, international newsletters, website) and externally (Italian daily newspapers and periodicals such as La Stampa,
Specchio, La Repubblica, Famiglia Cristiana).
He has also been involved in the organization of major national and international Slow Food events,
including Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre, besides speaking at conferences, congresses, seminars and taste workshops organized by Slow Food and
other organizations on the subjects of wine, sustainability, agriculture and environmental protection. He now works as a freelance professional in the
publishing field.
A scholar of history and tradition, he has also contributed to publications dedicated to oral memory and currently edits a local history magazine.

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MUSICS

Original soundtrack composed by Giorgio Boffa, performed by Orchestra Lumiere and Musical Band G. Gabetti, La Morra

 

GIORGIO BOFFA

 

He approaches to music at a young age studying the saxophone and attend courses in organ (classic and liturgical) .he studies electric bass and double bass

He spaces between different tipes of music, like jazz, funk, hip hop, rock, dance, classical, and songwriting.
Always fascinated by the world of movies soundtracks he works in this field collaborating in writing music for documentary, short movies, animation movies, shows and theatre ballet.

He founded the “orchestra lumiere” a little orchestra (violin,viola,cello,doublebass,piano,percussion) used for recording his compositions and play gigs.

http://www.youtube.com/user/orchestralumiere

Artistic collaborations: Arturo Brachetti, Mike Stern, Antonella Ruggero, Paola Turci, Rino Vernizzi, Alessio Bertallot, Gerardo Balestrieri, Ezio Bosso, Andrea Aste, Paolo Casalis.

email: giorgioboffa76@gmail.com

http://giorgioboffa76.wix.com/giorgioboffa

https://soundcloud.com/giorgio-boffa

 

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