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1h 16mItaly

Backyard Visitors

Una volta qui era tutta Città

“It's time to think productively.”

Synopsis

Francesco and Maurizio, two young gardeners with no ambitions and an uncertain future, are the only witnesses to an apparently unmotivated murder that disrupts the social dynamics of an otherwise respectable City.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Lorenzo Silano
Screenplay & Story
Lorenzo Silano, Francesco Bovara
Original Title
Una volta qui era tutta Città
Country of Origin
Italy
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 16m
Production Studios
Giungla Collective

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Lorenzo Silano

Screenplay & Story

Lorenzo Silano, Francesco Bovara

Director of Photography

Lorenzo Silano, Giovanni Peyrone

Film Editing

Pierfrancesco Tripodi

Producers

Andrea Damiano

Department Leadership Roster

Lorenzo Silano

Director

Lorenzo Silano

Writer

Francesco Bovara

Writer

Andrea Damiano

Producer

Pierfrancesco Tripodi

Editor

Lorenzo Silano

Director of Photography

Giovanni Peyrone

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Backyard Visitors.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Backyard Visitors

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Backyard Visitors about?

Francesco and Maurizio, two young gardeners with no ambitions and an uncertain future, are the only witnesses to an apparently unmotivated murder that disrupts the social dynamics of an otherwise respectable City.

Who directed Backyard Visitors?

Backyard Visitors was directed by Lorenzo Silano.

Who stars in Backyard Visitors?

The principal cast of Backyard Visitors includes Francesco Bovara, Maurizio Bousso, Federico Pasquali, Simeone Latini, Giulia Chiaramonte.

When was Backyard Visitors released and how long is it?

Backyard Visitors was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 16m.