Human Remains
Resti Umani
“In a remote quarry in the province of Grosseto, a kidnapping shatters reality.”
Synopsis
Grosseto, early 1990s. In an abandoned quarry, Sami, a young Albanian boy, lives in isolation with Massimo, who looks after him. During the night, the arrival of a man with a kidnapped child transforms the quarry into a suspended, indecipherable space, in which Sami is left alone.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Lorenzo Gonnelli
- Screenplay & Story
- Lorenzo Gonnelli
- Original Title
- Resti Umani
- Spoken Languages
- Italian, Albanian
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Studios
- Eclettica, Kahuna Film, Sentiero Film Ets
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lorenzo Gonnelli
Lorenzo Gonnelli
Emilio Maria Costa
Andrea Sbarbaro
Federico Fasulo, Francesco Bruschettini, Andrea Rapallini, Riccardo Copreni, Carlotta Ricci
Department Leadership Roster
Lorenzo Gonnelli
Director
Lorenzo Gonnelli
Screenplay
Emilio Maria Costa
Director of Photography
Andrea Sbarbaro
Editor
Federico Fasulo
Producer
Francesco Bruschettini
Producer
Andrea Rapallini
Producer
Riccardo Copreni
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Human Remains
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Human Remains about?
Grosseto, early 1990s. In an abandoned quarry, Sami, a young Albanian boy, lives in isolation with Massimo, who looks after him. During the night, the arrival of a man with a kidnapped child transforms the quarry into a suspended, indecipherable space, in which Sami is left alone.
Who directed Human Remains?
Human Remains was directed by Lorenzo Gonnelli.
Who stars in Human Remains?
The principal cast of Human Remains includes Braian Xeka, Stefano “Steno” Cimato, Enea Bruschettini, Salvatore Pulzella.
When was Human Remains released and how long is it?
Human Remains was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 18m.