Film Commission Torino Piemonte

The cinema I’m interested in, brings out the most intimate fragilities to the screen, transforming them into recognizable emotions, capable of creating empathy and a shared experience between the viewer and the storyteller. I am a great admirer of Billy Wilder, of tragedy that does not take itself too seriously, and the tone I imagine for “Slamfight!” combines deadpan irony and drama, with the ambition to make people laugh and moved at the same time. Slamfight! tells the story of a person who lives her life occupying a passenger seat, on trams for example. Rebecca observes and, through her photographs, tries to capture small fragments of life for herself, inhabiting them for a moment. The encounter with Slamfight! - raw, direct, made of real contact - forces her to abandon mediation, transforming distance into participation. This is the boundary I want to explore.