Resina is a documentary short film about whales, thermal waters, and an Art Nouveau palace in Salsomaggiore Terme — places that exist upon layers of memories, dialects, and rocks millions of years old.

The project was developed within the Corso di Alta Formazione in Documentary and Experimental Cinema at the Cineteca di Bologna and the University of Parma.

In collaboration with: Irene Gallina, Alice Imbalzano, Federico Tonegatti, Edoardo Ferri.

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Karl, a young Paraguayan Mennonite, flees after being accused of cattle rustling. In search of a new beginning, he soon realizes that his greatest challenges are not external but internal. Driven by the need for answers, he is forced to confront his own family, identity, culture, and sense of belonging.



Producers:
Giuliano Franco Ochipinti, Milo Antoine Damerius,
Camilo Jose Zamora Ortiz, Sandro Manuel Baldoceda Böhme
Cast: Diego Caetano, Beatriz Ens de Federeau
Cinematographer: Camilo Jose Zamora Ortiz
First Camera Assistant: Sandro Manuel Baldoceda Böhme
Sound Recordists: Camilo Acosta, Santiago Jiménez Ramirez
Gaffer: Milo Antoine Damerius
Electricians: Lorenzo Pennati, Vinu Karthick Ramraj, Ginevra Marino,
Adele Perrin, Tassilo Heindrichs
Transport / Catering:Ariel Franco Ochipinti
Music Composition: Thomas Van Bogaert
Editor: Edoardo Ferri
Sound Design: Andreas
Color Correction: Sandro Manuel Baldoceda Böhme
Graphics: Giacomo Nanni, Julian Peschel
With the support of: Delight Rental Services

Written and Directed by me.

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Part of
Paraguayan Panorama at the ASUFICC Film Festival (2023)

There are no shapes, no flowers, no drugs when love is preordained in the air, across the fields and in the park; it transcends every imagined reality.

with David Amado and Ahmad Rahal 

Directed by me :)

From Guido Boggiani’s diaries and photographs, an early film attempt fails after the material is lost. Years later, the project returns, revealing the fractures of cinema, power, and the colonial legacy of the gaze.