The world of cinema is abuzz with the news that Italian sales company True Colours has taken on the global distribution of 'A Common Story', the directorial debut of actress Anna Foglietta. This marks a significant step for the film, which stars the renowned Alba Rohrwacher and Guido Caprino, and is set to premiere at the prestigious Venice and Toronto film festivals.
Foglietta, a talented actress-turned-director, has already made a name for herself in the industry. Her role in Italy's hit film 'Perfect Strangers' earned her a David di Donatello nomination, and she also served as the emcee of the 77th Venice International Film Festival. With 'A Common Story', Foglietta delves into the intimate story of a couple, Erika and Mauro, whose lives are turned upside down when their daughter leaves for university. The film explores the profound crisis they face and the potential for transformation and growth within their relationship.
The production credits for 'A Common Story' include HT Film, Indigo Film, Tenderstories, and Blu One Lab, with support from RAI Cinema and HBO Max. BIM Distribuzione will handle the Italian release. Viola Prestieri from HT Film expressed pride in embarking on this international journey with True Colours, highlighting the film's ability to delve into the depths of everyday life with sensitivity.
True Colours' chief, Elliot Gustin, praised Foglietta's talent, stating that she successfully portrays the crisis faced by a couple and a woman with great tenderness and sensitivity. This marks a significant achievement for Foglietta and a promising start to her directorial career. The company's commitment to discovering and promoting new Italian filmmakers is evident in their slate of upcoming projects, which includes 'Armony', 'Happy Days', and 'Masters'.
The film's premiere at Venice's Horizons section and Toronto's Discovery section will undoubtedly spark interest and discussions about Foglietta's unique voice and the film's exploration of everyday life. As the world awaits the release of 'A Common Story', it is clear that True Colours has a bright future ahead, and Foglietta's directorial debut is a significant contribution to the global film industry.
