Amorfù
Synopsis
Elena, a young trainee psychiatrist, dreams of bringing "mad" people back to a normal life; she makes them talk, she provokes and incites them in the hope of finding the distinguishing signs of normality. Fausto is a boy judged "mad", who has been hospitalized against his will several times, an extrovert musician, he shows clear signs of normality.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Emanuela Piovano
- Screenplay & Story
- Massimo Felisatti, Emanuela Piovano
- Original Title
- Amorfù
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Spoken Languages
- Italian
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
- Production Studios
- Kitchenfilm, MiC
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Emanuela Piovano
Massimo Felisatti, Emanuela Piovano
Alessio Gelsini Torresi
Emanuela Piovano
Department Leadership Roster
Emanuela Piovano
Producer
Emanuela Piovano
Director
Alessio Gelsini Torresi
Director of Photography
Massimo Felisatti
Writer
Emanuela Piovano
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Amorfù
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What is Amorfù about?
Elena, a young trainee psychiatrist, dreams of bringing "mad" people back to a normal life; she makes them talk, she provokes and incites them in the hope of finding the distinguishing signs of normality. Fausto is a boy judged "mad", who has been hospitalized against his will several times, an extrovert musician, he shows clear signs of normality.
Who directed Amorfù?
Amorfù was directed by Emanuela Piovano.
Who stars in Amorfù?
The principal cast of Amorfù includes Sonia Bergamasco, Ignazio Oliva, Barbara Mautino, Paolo De Vita, Luigi Diberti.
When was Amorfù released and how long is it?
Amorfù was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.