Open Fields Productions

De Sica, Fellini, Loren, Benigni, Sorrentino. Many Italians have won an Academy Award®. But who was the first ever?

After her father's death, Aida returns to her Arbëreshë village and grapples with complicated feelings about her origins.

Amal is a gruff and silent man left alone in the world.

“She” is not well, she is unhappy despite a full and intense life, she is alive, but inside she feels dead, everyone sees her, but she feels invisible. The diagnosis is clear: gender dysphoria. To save herself, she is forced to face an inner journey that perhaps will lead her to a new light. After three years of psychotherapy, that journey becomes a real journey "on the road" in the company of two friends: Franca, fifty, theater director and casting director, and Francesca, twenty-seven, actress with Down syndrome. Between uncontaminated nature and breathtaking landscapes, they will meet other women, each with an intense story to tell.

After a change in summer plans, a 20-year-old violinist finds herself in remote Calabria with family instead of on a beach in Greece with friends. But when her uncle offers her the chance of a lifetime, she reluctantly opens herself up to an experience she’ll never forget.

Amidst the beauty and texture of the Italian countryside, Stefania and her husband celebrate her work as an accomplished writer.

De Sica, Fellini, Loren, Benigni, Sorrentino. Many Italians have won an Oscar®. But who was the first ever?