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33 Giri is a 2012 Italian dramatic short film directed by Riccardo Di Gerlando. ^[1]

Contents

• Synopsis
• Awards
• References
• External links

Synopsis

A man with Down syndrome dreams of reviving his dead mother. ^[2]

Awards

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33 Giri has been screened in over 30 film festivals worldwide. It won or was selected in the following festivals:

• Best Short Movie Kalat Nissa International Film Festival – Caltanissetta (Italia)
• Best Short Movie Festival del Cinema Indipendente SGUARDI – Cles (Trento, Italia)
• Best Short Movie Sociale Capua Cine Art – Capua (Caserta, Italia)
• Miglior Linguaggio Filmico Gold Elephant World International Film Festival – Catania (Italia)
• Best Short Movie Sociale Palagiano in Corto – (Taranto, Puglia)
• Filmmaker Award No Fear Film Festival – Salt Lake City (Utah, USA) ^[3]
• Selection David di Donatello 2013
• Official Selection Golden Palmera Film Festival – (Dubai)
• Official Selection 21st International Festival of Local Televisions – Kosice (Slovacchia)
• Official Selection Entr'2 Marches International Film Festival - Cannes (France)
• Official Selection Sprout Film Festival – New York City (New York, USA)

References

External links

• 33 Giri at IMDb  

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