(by Francesco Gallo) (ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 27 - Modern times are finally arriving, even in the cinema and there are those who are inspired by a voice of Wikipediascoperta random.
"I was looking for a scientific voice for 'I quit when I want 2' when I came across 'L'isoladelle roses' and I discovered this extraordinary thing that I did not know." To speak like this, in October of last year, Sydney Sibilia in Malta , on the largest aquatic set in Europe where he wrote 'The incredible story of the island of roses', or the story of that platform in front of Rimini, outside the territorial waters, which in 1968 became a real independent state that embodied the dream of a generation, the one that 'did not want to die Christian Democrat'.
On this platform, reconstructed in the smallest details in the huge pool of the Malta Film Studios (91 x 122 meters) bordering the sea with an infinite perspective on the water, there was then the key dialogue, in strict Bolognese dialect, between Giorgio Rosa (Elio Germano), the visionary engineer who founded the island complete with drinking water, and Gabriella (Matilda De Angelis), who will become a lifelong wife and companion.
The film, an international co-production of Greenland and Netflix (it will be on this platform from 9 December) and written by the director himself with Francesca Manieri, tells the true story of Giorgio Rosa and the independent state he founded in 1968 off the coast of Rimini.
A mini nation that embodied its utopia and the dream of a generation at the same time.
A dream did not last long because the Esperanto Republic of the Isola delle Rose was made to shine on 11 February 1969 by the Italian State.
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