'MARE BIANCO' di Alessandro Renda - trailer

MARE BIANCO (THE WHITE SEA)

Ideazione, montaggio e regia / ideation, editing and direction: Alessandro Renda
immagini / images: Alessandro Renda, Aqua-Micans Group
con / with: Francesco “Capitan Ciccio” Adragna, Ammari Hassen, Zbali Mouhamed, Zbali Radhouane, Zegnani Salem, Leonardo Licari, Marco Martinelli, Alessandro Renda, Fratelli Mancuso, Maroua Amara, Bessem Ataoui, Mariem Banaouas, M’hamed Banaouas, Farah Bannour, Ehtimem Bazine, Alaya Badreddine Ben, Mootez Fadhel Ben, Bilel Mustapha Ben, Rejeb Bassem Ben, Younes Yasmine Ben, Ouissem Boubaker, Sami Boubaker, Nada Bouchnak, Nadir Bouchnak, Fatiha Bousouffara, Haifa Bousouffara, Hilmi Boussoffara, Maroi Boussoffara, Mouna Boussoffara, Bouchnak Hassen Braham, Ouissem Chabbeh, Cheima Chebbah, Sirin Chemli, Anna Di Vita, Vincenzo Di Vita, Sadok Djebali, Farhat Asma Djebali, Soumaya Farhat, Amir Fathallah, Sonia Ferjani, Ousema Ghachchem, Concetta Ghaleb, Giuseppe Ghaleb, Roberto Ingardia, Fatouma Jebali, Fathi Jebeniani, Mohamed Hedi Kallel, Montassar Kesraoui, Wael Khedhri, Houda Larbi, Oussama Layouni Adriana Licari, Benvenuta Licari, Sahbi Sadok Mabrouk, Houda Mansour, Ridha Meddeb, Mahmoud Mrissa, Charfeddine Othman, Nihel Othmane, Mohamed Ali’Rouissi, Hatem Saafi, Denis Sahiti, Ines Said, Nouha Salmi, Ladham Ale’Sfar, Yasmine Yahia, Mohamed Yahyaoui
i versi delle poesie di ibn hamdis sono letti da / the verses of poems by Ibn Hamdis are read by: Tahar Lamri
musiche / music: Fratelli Mancuso
organizzazione / organization: Serena Cenerelli, Marcella Nonni, Silvia Pagliano, Francesca Venturi
ufficio stampa / press office: Rosalba Ruggeri
produzione / production: Teatro delle Albe / Ravenna Teatro
HD 720p, 53’, 2014

Mazara del Vallo, the Italian point that leans towards Africa, is a city that still exudes its long history of relations between the two coasts of the Mediterranean. Against the backdrop of this border place, two “trips" are intertwined for chapters: the days of hard fishing in the middle of the Sicilian Channel on the fishing boat “Prassitele" and the dances and songs of a group of kids, mostly Tunisians, engaged to set up a play.