Maybe Geneva Elkann, Rai Cinema goes on RaiPlay

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 20 - A small revolution, due to Covid, which starts with Ginevra Elkann's 'Magari', the first of Rai Cinema's films which, skipping the room, will be exclusively on RaiPlay from May 21. Followed by four new titles originally intended for theaters and another four that will go directly to the platform after going to theaters. It starts with 'Magari', already in Locarno and Turin, in which the director tells his childhood or at least is strongly inspired by it. Grandson of Gianni Agnelli, daughter of Margherita Agnellie of Alain Elkann, sister of John and Lapo, Geneva not by chance on a story of three brothers, Alma, Jean and Sebastiano cheda Paris, the city where they live in a comfortable upper middle class environment with the mother of Russian Orthodox faith, Charlotte (CelineSallette), find themselves for a short time in an opposite environment. That is in the arms of Carlo (Riccardo Scamarcio), Italian father, quite immature, completely in the etotally imperfect green and however more interested in the scriptwriter Benedetta (Alba Rohrwacher) than in them. "With Clara Barzini with whom I wrote the film - Geneva Elkann explains today - I wanted to go back to the eighties, enter into my memories, but I can't say that 'Maybe' is a film about my family, rather about an idea of ​​family, as it has also rightly said Scamarcio while we were shooting ". "Of course - adds producer Elkann, at his debut behind the business machine - there is an autobiographical cue that however took a road. I just wanted to talk about emotions and small things of childhood through the eyes of a little girl who has her own idea of happiness and family. "
    A 'Magari' will follow from May 28 'Bar Giuseppe' by GiulioBase; 'The revenge of Leo Muscato from 4 June is' Have faith' by Giorgio Pasotti. The four titles that will instead go directto play are: 'Far away' by Gianni Di Gregorio, 'Otzi ilmistero del tempo' by Gabriele Pignotta, 'Dafne' by FedericoBondi and 'Un day suddenly' by Ciro Emilio. (HANDLE).