

Cimici
Synopsis
Small-town Italy, Spring 1987. Following the only leads on a missing girl, Sofia and Riccardo infiltrate the depths of the A.L.A.S.K.A.R., an abandoned industrial complex. There, they uncover an unsuspected abyss: a nightmare far vaster than a mere kidnapping, involving dark cults and sacrifices, deeply embedded in the very fabric of their community.
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Production Budget
$2K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Lorenzo Atzei
- Screenplay & Story
- Lorenzo Atzei
- Original Title
- Cimici
- Spoken Languages
- Italian
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Budget
- $2K
- Production Studios
- UNA production
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lorenzo Atzei
Lorenzo Atzei
Lorenzo Dalmasso
Lorenzo Atzei
Department Leadership Roster
Lorenzo Dalmasso
Director of Photography
Lorenzo Atzei
Director
Lorenzo Atzei
Writer
Lorenzo Atzei
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cimici
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What is Cimici about?
Small-town Italy, Spring 1987. Following the only leads on a missing girl, Sofia and Riccardo infiltrate the depths of the A.L.A.S.K.A.R., an abandoned industrial complex. There, they uncover an unsuspected abyss: a nightmare far vaster than a mere kidnapping, involving dark cults and sacrifices, deeply embedded in the very fabric of their community.
Who directed Cimici?
Cimici was directed by Lorenzo Atzei.
Who stars in Cimici?
The principal cast of Cimici includes Silvia Riondino, Laura Tosi, Marco Greco, Franco Collimato.
When was Cimici released and how long is it?
Cimici was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 18m.


















