Blue Dots
TITLE
Blue Dots
DIRECTOR
Lorenzo Squarcia
COUNTRY
Italy
YEAR
2022
DURATION
13′
GENRE
Short Documentary
Blue Dots
Biagio, an old man with a package full of photos and letters, sits every day on a bench in Washington Square Park, NY. To all those sitting next to him, he shares the love story he had with his loved wife for over 60 years. In this way, he keeps her alive.
DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHY - Lorenzo Squarcia
Lorenzo Squarcia was born in Rome and is an Italian documentary filmmaker and producer at Jumping Flea. After his studies of foreign languages at the Aristofane High School and Film Arts at the Rome University of Fine Arts (Bachelor's Degree), he worked on many shorts, music videos, and documentaries as a director, cinematographer, and colorist. In 2016 he won 2 special awards from Fandango and Radio Globo during the Rufa Contest with chairman Karim Rashid. In 2017 he moved to Japan to make his first documentary feature KOI, which the audience has well recognized. In 2022 he directed a short documentary, called Blue Dots, in New York City. Ratings
- Director Lorenzo Squarcia
- Screenplay Lorenzo Squarcia
- Cinematography Lorenzo Squarcia
- Editing Serena Valletta
- Cast Biagio Musso
- Producer/s Lorenzo Squarcia, Simone Spampinato, Manuel Grieco
- Production Company Jumping Flea
- Distributor/s Jumping Flea
- Project Title Blue Dots
- Project Type Short Documentary
- Completion Date April 28, 2022
- Country of origin Italy
- Country of filming United States
- Language French, Italian
- First-time Filmmaker No
- Student Project No
Lorenzo Squarcia
Lorenzo Squarcia was born in Rome and is an Italian documentary filmmaker and producer at Jumping Flea. After his studies of foreign languages at the Aristofane High School and Film Arts at the Rome University of Fine Arts (Bachelor's Degree), he worked on many shorts, music videos, and documentaries as a director, cinematographer, and colorist. In 2016 he won 2 special awards from Fandango and Radio Globo during the Rufa Contest with chairman Karim Rashid. In 2017 he moved to Japan to make his first documentary feature KOI, which the audience has well recognized. In 2022 he directed a short documentary, called Blue Dots, in New York City. Ratings
Festival Internazionale del Cinema Povero
Best Documentary, 2022
Tirana International Film Festival
Short Documentary Competition, 2022
