The festival MENTE LOCALE in Italy awards the documentary shot in the US by Valerio Ciriaci with the prize “Suono e Territorio”. Thanks to Awen Films, composer Francesco Venturi and the festival jury, who recognized the exceptional role of “music and sonic landscape, transmitting the tension of a nation that is profoundly divided, with a …
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One of our most experimental works, It’s Always Been You! by Andew McCardle, after collecting an impressive series of awards for an indie film, just brought home the award for Best Sound Design from White Vulture Film Festival.
We are excited to announce the selection of one of our last works, Patrick Clement’s Bury Me When I Am Dead, featuring Charlotte Hope (Game of Thrones) Devon Terrel (The Professor), Makenzie Leigh (Mozart in the Jungle) and Roxanne Hart (Highlander, Letters from Iwo Jima) at the Frontières section of Marché du Cannes, as one …
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STONEBREAKERS, the new Awen Films documentary, directed by Valerio Ciriaci, deals with an open wound in American history, chronicling the conflicts around monuments from the American wars that arose during the George Floyd protests and the 2020 presidential election. The film – the third by the author with sound signed by us – was premiered …
Here is the trailer to our little Indian gem, Ashish Pant’s social thriller ULJHAN – THE KNOT. This film is our personal pride as a team, for the entire soundtrack – mean EVERYTHING you hear – was created organically at RESPIRANO. Luigi Porto curated the sound design and the music together, being involved in the …
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https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/ndrangheta-mob-italy-documentary-disney-1235078708/ ‘NDRANGHETA – WORLD WIDE MAFIA is the new Disney+ documentary series shot in Calabria, Italy, and focusing over the most powerful European criminal organization. Luigi Porto was the sound mixer of choice during the dangerous shoots – including a blitz capture of a Mafia boss! Stay tuned!
Arbëria is the first – and so far only – feature film ever shot in Arbërëshe language (a medieval Albanian dialect that still survives in some southern Italian communities). It is also the first time the mysterious, ancestral and haunting culture of the Arbërëshe people is made available to the public. The film features an …