Moloch is a found footage flick made of videotapes found in a rubbish dump in Bergamo, in Northern Italy. Inside those tapes, the story of Roberto, an histrionic sixty years old man who thinks outside the box. He tells us about how intensely he has lived without taking anything for granted, his experiences, his personal and generational disappointments and his unaccomplished dreams. Roberto's eccentric approach to the idea of family, religion and existence faces and crashes with people's beliefs and traditions in Bergamo, a small town close to the mountain.

Moloch

In 1965, Elio was eighteen years old and had just moved to Turin. Through a collage of letters from his parents, his friend Nino and his lover Raffaella, this impressive film brings his world back to life. Sketching out the story of a restless and rebellious youth, torn between responsibility and pleasure, Dear Monster immerses us in a heady tale that features an unexpectedly poignant conclusion.

Dear Monster

Taking us on a deep dive into the Audio-visual Archive of the Labour and Democratic Movement in Italy, the director transforms images related to the ‘Southern Question’ – news reports and films from the 1960s that deal with the subordinate state of Southern Italy comparative to the North.