Carmen by Gabriella Parisi - International Women's Day #BeBoldForChange - Original Soundtrack by Alessandro Porcella
Carmen is the new
short film written and directed by Gabriella Parisi, the story is
loosely based on the novel by Prosper Mérimée published in 1845
from which is also ispired the unforgettable and acclaimed opera by
Georges Bizet.
The original soundtrack
is composed by Alessandro Porcella, musician, film composer and
music producer, who is been nominated for numerous international
awards. In the past, he has worked together with the artist for the
soundtrack of Fly on the blue
side and Over Game, this last exhibited at
the 54th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, in
2011.
The character of Carmen,
according to Gabriella Parisi, embodies the prototype of an
independent female personality full of passion which is inherently
loyal only to the idea of love and freedom, not to her men and to
the social rules. In addition, Carmen is a character so different
from those sketched by Ibsen with his Nora, in A Doll's
House and Alexandre Dumas fils, in La Dame aux
Camélias (literally The Lady of the Camellias, commonly
known in English as Camille) with Marguerite , much to highlight
all the signs of a contemporary female stance against the dictates
imposed by the "male-dominated" thought which reduces love at mere
possession, leaving anything margin of freedom to woman. The tragic
conclusion of Carmen's life is the swan song of a destiny from
which couldn't escape but at the same time is an exaltation of the
supreme value of freedom to which Carmen doesn't want to give up
not even in front of the specter of death, sacrificing her own
life.
Carmen by Gabriella
Parisi doesn't aspire to be faithful to novella of Mérimée but to
idea of expression's freedom, a freedom that is not wound on a
single meaning but which dissects, in a frantic search of truth
about the meaning of reality, multiple interpretations and images,
amplifying the point of view. In addition, the art film is steeped
in the poetic spirit of Rimbaud's Illuminations and, in some
respects, is intimately interconnected to his research and
vision.
The diegetic rhythm
of Carmen runs on the tracks of metafiction,
with images's accelerations of postmodern matrix and
contemplative brakings aimed at the "deconstruction" of the sense,
reflecting on the same reflection, with a restitution of a highly
imaginative storytelling, totally renewed and in momentum
cathartic, aiming to plunge into the deepest meanderings of
thoughts which animates the acts of Carmen.
Ultimately, Carmen suggests "potential finals"
that open the scenario on a reality in progress which gets rid of
its end and that is modeled, however, with the viewer's sensitivity
and conceptually referring to ontological freedom which tries a
deeper meaning in life and to be reunited with the transcendent
dimension.
Alessandro Porcella is a Composer, Arranger, Publisher, Artistic
Producer and Keyboards Player Live.
Collaborations as composer and publisher with the following companies: RAI, Mediaset, LA7, Sky Television, 20th Century Fox, RCO Europe, One Movie Srl, the Venice Biennale, Triennale di Milano, AC Milan, Disney Channel, Xnote, Universal Music, Warner Chappell, Soundiva, Italian Way Music, RaiTrade, Infinity Omnimedia, MLFM (Movement fight world hunger), SORRISI e CANZONI TV, Donna Moderna, Gabriella Parisi Prèt-à-Couture, PRIMEROSE Uk, CLIPPER'S Spain, EMPIRE INTERNATIONAL Merchandises , HARBOR CORPORATION, BBC, CBS, MUSIC LINKS Los Angeles, HTB Japan.
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Official Partners and a member of the Committee together with Mara Maionchi Enrico Ruggeri and Artistic Director of MAS for Videofestival Live 2013
Over Game - A Sim-Phonic Poem is the soundtrack by Alessandro Porcella for the film art called "Over Game" by Gabriella Parisi. It's exhibited from 1 to 26 November 2011 at '54. International Art Exhibition, Venice Biennale, Collateral Events' for 'Neoludica. Art is a game 2011-1966' art exhibition.
For more info, please visit Alessandro Porcella website: http://www.alessandroporcella.com/
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