FILMS IN DEVELOPMENT
THE TRILOGY
THE TRILOGY is composed of three sequential feature films of 100 minutes each, and three related feature documentaries of 48 minutes each. Together, all six products, are tentatively referred to as THE TRILOGY.
In Tune with Elon Musk’s Action in the Corporate World, Bruno Pischiutta Takes a Stand on Free Speech with His New Movies that Set, With Powerful Artistic Force, the Cultural Climax of the Conflict Over Free Speech.
British actress and dancer Stephanie Tripp will star in the trilogy written and directed by Bruno Pischiutta and produced by Daria Trifu (who will also direct the related documentaries).
THE TRILOGY films are not a violent, but they are certainly iconoclastic. The strong sexual content accentuates their dramatic ending and it will make these main stream movies very popular. The theme of the films will be the power exercised within relationships and power in general. THE TRILOGY films will probably be the most watched films ever.
The plot of the feature films, written by Bruno Pischiutta, who will also direct, follows several female characters and love stories that are typical in today's dating scene.
The plot contains a very important element that, for marketing reasons, will have to remain secret until just before the films' release. The extreme originality of the secret element will move the viewers' attention and create an irresistible point of attraction.
There will be two ways to understand the film. The easiest and most popular way will be to follow the love affairs where a very particular moral can be found, but there will also be a much more sophisticated way of reading the plot.
The premiere of THE TRILOGY will be preceded by an extensive digital marketing campaign.
May 4, 2022 – Hollywood, California – In the calm and relaxed atmosphere of a small cocktail party, director Bruno Pischiutta told members of his entourage and a few close friends that he has decided to expand the story of the film “Spa” into a trilogy consisting of feature films that follow a sequential storyline.
"I want to tell,” said Pischiutta, “one of the best stories Hollywood has ever brought to the screen, an extremely popular story that will also be emblematic of contemporary human relationships and will be a turning point, a milestone, in defining the cultural conflict over free speech. To achieve this, I need nearly five hours of screen time, because the standard length of a single film would be significantly limiting.” Pischiutta has been writing the scripts for more than a year, and expects to complete them by the end of the summer.
British actress and dancer Stephanie Tripp will star in the three films. The cast consists of approximately 50 international English-speaking actors, most of whom are members of Global Film Studio’s talent agency, the Global Film Actors Agency.
In an earlier statement by Pischiutta on the topicality of the subject, the author said, “Love and sexual relationships are more complicated today than ever before. They are often interracial, and sometimes involve LGBT characters in a kaleidoscope of different nationalities, traditions, and ways. Love relationships are not caused and motivated by logic but by passion, and the power of passion gives them life and governs them in a constant fluctuating variation that is always interesting and often surprising.”
The films will be distributed worldwide by globalcinema.online, Global Film Studio’s streaming service for non-violent films. The channel expects one to two million viewers to watch the films in their initial release.
ABOUT
Bruno Pischiutta is one of the last great Italian filmmakers of his generation, and the only one who lives and works in America for forty years. During his film career, he created and developed numerous feature films in Europe, America, Africa and Asia, and won important awards in several countries. In China, he wrote and developed the feature film “The Sepia Portrait”, and in Ghana he completed the feature film “Punctured Hope” that the Hollywood Political Film Society submitted for nomination at the 2010 Academy Awards®: brunopischiutta.com
Stephanie Tripp is a British actress and dancer. She studied at South West Academy of Dramatic Arts, and is currently based out of London. Her IMDB page credits the actress in over 20 films and TV series, and it shows that she is currently attached to six upcoming projects. Tripp will be the star in Bruno Pischiutta’s upcoming trilogy of sequential feature films: Profile
RETROSPECTIVE
Feature Documentary - 96 min.
The film will be shot in High Definition and in Hollywood standard. It will highlight some of the most revered films of internationally acclaimed film author Bruno Pischiutta.
THE BAD JOKE
Feature Film - 96 min.
THE BAD JOKE is a feature-length drama that illustrates some of the unhappy and new challenges that many teenagers face in today's European Union. THE BAD JOKE is a work of fiction; the original screenplay was written by Bruno Pischiutta.
The film is not graphic: there is no sexually explicit or violent content. A “bad joke" is what the EU played on many teenagers. The phenomenon is unknown in America and not yet fully understood in Europe.
This film, for the first time, exposes the unpleasant reality of tens of thousands of European teenagers.
SINS AND SINNERS
Feature Film - 96 min.
Millions of people use and abuse prescription antidepressant drugs such as Prozac, Zoloft and many others, in order to be able to cope with the pressures of life. At times, such drugs can become an essential part of every-day existence, but... at what cost?
COMPLETED FILMS
PUNCTURED HOPE: A STORY ABOUT TROKOSI AND THE YOUNG GIRL'S SLAVERY IN TODAYS'S WEST AFRICA
Feature Film - 96 min.
The story takes place in Ghana of today. It is inspired by a young girl called Edinam. She was a slave of the fetish priests. Against all odds, Edinam escapes from the shrine and continues her education. As the film follows Edinam's life from the age of innocence to early adulthood, the viewers are treated to a beautiful showcase of the real and animated African life in a typical village.
According to the customary practice in the Volta region of Ghana, which has lasted for some 300 years, if someone commits a serious crime or social infraction, traditional chiefs order that a virgin girl from that family be sent to the shrine as a form of atonement. She is expected to serve the priests for many years, after which the family may redeem her. During this time, the head priest and his entourage genitally mutilate and sexually abuse the girls. They consider them their 'property'. The abuse leads to numerous pregnancies and abortions of girls as young as 12 years old.
Edinam (real name: Belinda Siamey), the protagonist of the story, made history in Africa when director Bruno Pischiutta cast her to play herself in the lead role of the film.
AWARDS & NOMINATIONS FOR "PUNCTURED HOPE"
▪ Official Selection at the One World Film Festival - Montreal 2009;
▪ Nominated 'Best Film Expose' and 'Best Film on Human Rights' of 2009 by The Political Film Society (Hollywood) alongside AVATAR, INVICTUS, INGLORIOUS BASTERDS and THE HURT LOCKER;
▪ Qualified for Nomination Consideration at the 2010 Academy Awards®.
THE COMOEDIA
Feature Film - 85 min.
This film is the first English version of the Italian classic, THE COMOEDIA, produced in 1981.
THE COMOEDIA is based on Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy and is the one and only adaptation of the Divine Comedy to our modern time.
THE COMOEDIA was the first music video ever produced. Written, directed and produced by Maestro Bruno Pischiutta, it was shot in Italy and New York City, and was intended to be without words, only music. After filming was completed, however, due to distribution concerns, Bruno Pischiutta wrote the film’s dialogue in modern poetry.
THE COMOEDIA was released in Italian cinemas in 1981 and aired on Norwegian Television in 1983.
The editing of the film was done by Bruno Pischiutta and Ruggero Mastroianni. Ruggero, Marcello's brother, was the greatest editor of his generation. He edited some of the Italian masterpieces directed by Federico Fellini and other great Italian directors.
Selected Scenes
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AWARDS & NOMINATIONS FOR "THE COMOEDIA"
▪ Bronze Medal (chosen between 3,800 films) at the prestigious New York International Film & TV Festival in 1982.;
▪ Qualified for Nomination Consideration at the 1982 Academy Awards® in the category Live Action Foreign Language Feature Film. The film was formally invited by the Academy.
"...?" "...MAYBE..."
Feature Film - 97 min.
For the first time, a feature film deals with the eating disorder of bulimia.
MAYBE is the AMERICAN GRAFFITI of the 90s. The film, was written, directed, produced and edited by Maestro Bruno Pischiutta, and it was filmed in Canada.
Being twenty-something in the 90s was the most difficult challenge of all. Personal relationships took on a variety of forms. There were no behavioral rules or sexual norms, and ‘maybe’ was the answer to every question.
AWARDS: The Visionary in Film Award at the Bahamas One World Film Festival
LAST ENCOUNTER IN VENICE
Feature Film - 100 min.
In conflict with his American publisher who knows that his client will soon die and who demands that he completes his autobiography first, the writer decides to spend his last few days in Venice instead. While there, the story follows the writer as his mind travels between dream and reality.
Filmed in Italy between Venice and Rome, LAST ENCOUNTER IN VENICE is an authentic work of authorship: it was written, directed, produced and edited by Maestro Bruno Pischiutta, who also stars alongside actress Irma Olivero.
Selected Scenes
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DEAD LOVE
Short Film - 24 min.
Walking late at night in a cemetery and reflecting on why his friends don't offer him any sense of camaraderie or real companionship, Jeff is startled by Kate who’s appearance is spontaneous.
Kate and Jeff begin to share the mutual pleasure and solace they find in the stillness of the old town graveyard. Little-by-little, she informs him that she is, in fact, a ghost.
BRASOV, PROBABLY THE BEST CITY IN THE WORLD
Feature Documentary - 69 min.
The filming lasted 14 months. This is the most complete documentary film showcasing the city of Brasov, Romania and what it has to offer.
At the first public screening, Bruno Pischiutta explained that the documentary was created to address the American viewers and to be instrumental in bringing thousands of American tourists to Brasov.
▪ English Edition - World Premiere: Global Nonviolent Film Festival 2012, Opening Night
▪ Spanish Edition - Special Screening: La Setimana De Cine Romeno 2012, Havana, Cuba
BRUNO PISCHIUTTA, FILM DIRECTOR
Documentary - 24 min.
An anthology of selected scenes cut by Maestro Bruno Pischiutta from the most relevant films he made between 1980 and 2009.
BRASOV INT'L FILM FESTIVAL 2013
Documentary - 30 min.
This is a half hour documentary showcasing the glamour and interviews with the participants at the 2013 Global Nonviolent Film Festival (formally known as the Brasov International Film Festival & Market), the most important and renowned nonviolent film festival in the world.