Radice quadrata di tre (2001)
Ambientato nell'Istituto tecnico industriale Arturo Malignani di Udine, una delle scuole più grandi d'Italia[2], il film è interamente interpretato da attori non professionisti, studenti della medesima scuola.
Direttore:
Lorenzo Bianchini
Scrittori:
Lorenzo Bianchini, Renzo Pituello.
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Alex Nazzi as Nico |
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Massimiliano Pividore as Max |
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Tomas Marcuzzi as Asma |
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Andrea Agostinis as Journalist |
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Laura Bau as Teacher |
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Beatrice D'Ambrosio as Policeman |
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Alberto Della Piana as Teacher |
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Luigia Di Betta as Asma Mother |
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Alessandro Fabro as Caretaker |
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Gianfranco Genovino as Police Inspector |
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Giorgio Lardinelli as Priest |
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Morena Londero as TV Journalist |
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Giuseppe Maniaci as Policeman |
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Adriana Molinaro as Nico Mother |
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Luigi Mrak as Geologist |
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Luisa Mucin as Max Mother |
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Renzo Pituello as Nico Father |
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Valentino Roiatti as Priest Of the Sect |
| Directing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Director |
| Sound | Adriano Giacomini | Music |
| Writing | Renzo Pituello | Writer |
| Writing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Writer |
| Crew | Ivan Scialino | Cinematography |
| Sound | Flavio Zanon | Music |
| Editing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Editor |
| Camera | Ivan Scialino | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Idea |
| Writing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Story |
| Writing | Lorenzo Bianchini | Screenplay |
| Writing | Renzo Pituello | Idea |
| Writing | Renzo Pituello | Story |
| Writing | Renzo Pituello | Screenplay |
