A Train to Utopia (2022)
Dignity is a good reason to fight, or to walk away? Past and present issues on immigration, gender, and dignity in countries - Italy and Brazil - that share many similarities, starting from a biased relationship with their national memory.
Directors: Beth Sá Freire, Fabrizio Mambro.
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Bia Abramo as Self |
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Pino Aprile as Self |
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Monica Benicio as Self |
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Bruna Bianco as Self |
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Francesca Cricelli as Self |
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Piero Damiani as Self |
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Vera Hamburger as Self |
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Maria Malu as Self |
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Igiaba Scego as Self |
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Tatá Aeroplano as Self |
| Directing | Beth Sá Freire | Director |
| Writing | Beth Sá Freire | Writer |
| Directing | Fabrizio Mambro | Director |
| Writing | Fabrizio Mambro | Writer |
| Production | Alessandro Bonifazi | Executive Producer |
| Production | Zita Carvalhosa | Producer |
| Production | Giacomo Lamborizio | Delegated Producer |
| Production | Mario Pezzi | Co-Producer |
| Production | Elisa Tolomelli | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Piero Damiani | Music |
| Sound | Fabrizio Mambro | Music |
| Camera | André Brandão | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Alessandro Montecchi | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Fabrizio Mambro | Editor |
| Camera | Pietro Canonico | Camera Trainee |
