Me, my Gipsy family and Woody Allen (2009, DigiBeta, 50’) by Laura Halilovic.
A 2+1 and Zenit Arti Audiovisive production in association with Aria Viva, iwith the participation of RAI Tre, with the support of Open Society Institute - Roma Decade Initiative 2005-2015 and Piemonte Doc Film Fund - fondo regionale per il documentario, and of Comune di Torino (Assessorato alle Politiche di Integrazione), Regione Piemonte (Assessorato al Welfare e Assessorato alle Pari Opportunitą), Compagnia di San Paolo, Council of Europe/ Dosta! Campaign against prejudices and stereotype towards Roma and Sinti in Europe, developed thanks to MEDIA Programme of the European Union.
Synopsis:
Me, my Gipsy family & Woody Allen is the story of the Halilovic family that came to Italy from Yugoslavia at the end of the '60 and lived in caravans for twenty years. It is a very intimate journey on the ending of nomadic life and about the difficulties of settling in a council apartment told in first person with irony and witticism by the young woman director struggling to accept her origins. According to her family's traditions she should be married already but she is determined to decide for her self and motivated to continue fighting to achieve her dreams. A portrait of a small community made from the perspective of someone that is part of it, presenting a different, deeply personal insight into Roma culture.
Featuring:
The Halilovic family.

Technical data:
Directed by: Laura Halilovic
Written by: Laura Halilovic, Nicola Rondolino, Davide Tosco
Produced by: Davide Tosco
Associate Producers: Massimo Arvat, Deana Panzarino
Editor: Marco Duretti
Music: Fabio Barovero, Bruskoi Prala, Giuseppe Napoli
Coordination: Francesca Portalupi
Production Manager: Emiliano Darchini
Information and contacts: Davide Tosco da_to@libero.it
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