(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 05 - Between the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, things are happening "that distort our thoughts on the future. I only hope that we will still be able to dream it with the big eyes of those who have hope in what will come".
He praises ANSA Laura Pausini, reflecting on the moment we are living and on Laura Pausini - Nice to meet you, the docufilm by Ivan Cotroneo produced by Endemol Shine Italy for AmazonStudios, debuting from April 7 in 240 countries exclusively on Prime Video.
A story in which the pop star 'doubles herself', telling not only her extraordinary journey, between public and private, which began 18 years after her victory in Sanremo Giovani, which led her to be an award-winning star of international music (70 million records sold),
but also imagining what his life would have been like if the Victorian one hadn't been there.
"From 2018 they asked me for a documentary about me and I always thought it wouldn't be so interesting - he explains -.
I wanted to do something special and thought about answering a question I've been asking myself for 29 years, what could have happened in my life if I hadn't become famous.
So one night I wrote the story on my mobile phone and I 'counter-proposed' to Amazon to make a docufilm that was a sort of disliding doors ". During the lockdown" I understood - adds press conference - that I need to summarize my life up to there ".
Thus we see, in parallel, the artist talking about himself in the first person from his debut at the age of 8 in the piano bar with his father Fabrizio, up to the Golden Globe won and the Oscar lost last year.
At the same time we meet another Laura, the one who has not won Sanremo and lives by carrying on a Daceramist workshop, raising her son Marcello alone.
"I didn't want to enhance my career, I don't care about self-celebration, I wanted it to be an introspective journey" she underlines.
The latest generation "is used to very closely tie the idea of success linked to fame, likes, social networks, I also see it with my daughter. But we are not our image".
(HANDLE).
