music and rights
noon, 10 August 2021 – 11:47
In the video of the Apulian singer-songwriter, scenes from the film by Neapolitan Massimo Andrei who 16 years ago brought LGBT issues to the Venice Film Festival
from Giuliano Delli Paoli
The images of Mater Natura are the soul of the video clip of the remix of Se avessi te, a piece by the violinist HER, stage name of Erma Pia Castriota. The famous film by the Neapolitan filmmaker Massimo Andrei with interpreters, among others, Vladimir Luxuria, Maria Pia Calzone and Valerio Foglia Manzillo – presented at the Venice Film Festival in 2005 where, among other things, it won the International Critics’ Week – is back in vogue exactly fifteen years after its release in a song – contained in the soundtrack of the film in its original version – which winks at LGBT issues through words of universal love: Love cannot be a strange fruit a little bitter with anger. […] Love cannot be a war armed with wind and sand.
was – says the musician – perhaps the first film that sought with its poetic force a legitimacy in the world with respect to the transgender condition … Now we need only a law !. An intrinsic link, that between the Apulian singer-songwriter and the Campania art scene, which has its roots not only in the cinema field, but also in the theatrical one, as the author of the music of the successful show Dignit autonomous of prostitution of the company of the Bellini Theater for directed by Luciano Melchionna, as well as in the musical field with important collaborations such as the one with Teresa De Sio. The new version of Se avessi te puts exquisitely electronic sound on the plate, thus giving the piece new rhythms and a more energetic look, thanks also to the precious contribution of the producers Giovanni La Tosa and Eugene, born Eugenio Valente.
10 August 2021 | 11:47
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