Alessandro Siani is ready to invade theaters for Valentine's Day: the new film "Through friendship" is released in Italian cinemas with over 500 copies, preceded by a double sold-out preview and the embrace of his native Naples.
"I'm happy to be back in theaters but I'm not anxious about performance - says Siani alongside Max Tortora and Matilde Gioli - February 14th is a symbolic date for love and also for friendship. Then everything that will happen will be a miracle - he jokes about the unhappy moment for the big screen - even at Christmas, cinemas no longer reach the pre-Covid figures. But for me, the cinema remains a sacred place. Let's just hope that the film is liked, that those who return to home had fun but can also find some food for thought.There is talk of a 50 percent drop in theaters,
In his Neapolitan stops, a thought is never lacking for the workers from Campania at Whirlpool who defend their jobs, a reality that Siani has been following for some time: "In the film there are workers who, just like them, don't give up.
Through cohesion they find a solution, they get together and roll up their sleeves, they continue to believe in it without ever giving up". And on his partners: "I've worked with many greats, sooner or later I had to catch Max Tortora!
Like Matilde Gioli he has comedic and dramatic qualities at the same time, we laughed and got excited". Siani thinks it is more than ever the right moment to talk about friendship: "Because it is not an easy moment, even for our country.
Perhaps this is why I abandoned the fable genre.
There are so many difficulties and for this reason the relationship with sincere relatives and friends must be re-evaluated.
Leaving a hand is wonderful". On basic income: "It can be improved like all things, but it arises precisely from the lack of work".