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STUDENT FILMS 2019/20

The 2019/20 Program is currently in full swing and the first semester student productions will be screened, once again, at the Cine Detour in Rome. Stay tuned for titles and date of the screening, TBA.

STUDENT FILMS 2018/19

The 2018/19 Program ended with a screening of the films made  by students in the spring semester, as customary taking place at the Cinema Detour in Rome. Some of the successful projects from the year included:

“Pranzo della Domenica” by Alexandra Vogel

“A Punch and Judy Show” by Giorgos Ladas

“Fairytale Ending” by Roo Read

“Wide Awake” by Erekle Mujiri

“Flee” by Alexandra Vogel

“Maggie’s Room” by Roo Read

“Evil Snails” by Monica Torrejon

“The Looking Glass” by Tashi Higgins

“XXX Max” by Monica Torrejon

STUDENT FILMS 2017/18

The 2017/18 Program saw the public screening of students’ final films at the Cine Detour in Rome on May 20th and at the Cinema Alfellini in Grottaferrata on May 30th.  Here are some of the titles produced during the course of that year :

“She’s Always Ready” by Eduardo Jose Ustariz

“Pelican” by Alessandro Coia

“Brotherly Love” by Yaz Yuceil and Avery Baldwin

“Tell” by Cyvia Moko

“Something Good” by Alessandra Marba

“Strawberries” by Yaz Yuceil

“In the Name of the Mother” by Eduardo Jose Ustariz

“Poiesis” by Alessandro Coia

“The Sum of Everything” by Alessandra Marba

“Campfire” by Avery Baldwin

“The Day After” by Alessandra Marba

“Il Boconcino” by Alessandro Coia

Many of these films can be seen here on our website in the Student Work section under the menu heading “Who You Are”

The Audience Award 2018 at the Alfellini screening went to Avery Baldwin for “Campfire”.

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Independent Productions through RIFS

“COME SONO LE COSE”

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This ten minute vertical-format movie about the abuse of power, sexism and nationalism, written and directed by RIFS Director of Studies Carl Haber, starring Luigi di Fiore, Yaz Yuceil, Ada Nistico’ and Piero Nicosia, will have its premiere at the Vertical Movie festival in Rome in September 2018.

The trailer

BELLEVIEW HOTEL

Pilot episode for the series “ GRAY AREAS”

RIFS is thrilled to present GRAY AREAS, an anthology TV series based on the macabre and delightfully twisted short stories by Carmen Burcea Haber. The premiere screening of the pilot episode BELLEVIEW HOTEL was May 20th, 2017 at the Cinema Farnese at Campo de’ Fiori, in Rome, followed by a special run of the film each night for 4 weeks at the historic Cinema Farnese.

The Trailer

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The spring term at RIFS has involved a unique program as students and professionals teamed up and decided to make “BELLEVIEW HOTEL”, the pilot episode of “GRAY AREAS”, a TV anthology series of macabre and entertaining tales, with RIFS producing under the supervision of its director Carl Haber.

Based on the original published short story and collection by Carmen Burcea-Haber, Belleview Hotel tells the story of a very unusual hotel in an odd little town in Italy, and how obsessions with illness and love offer a visitor a very unexpected stay.

Starring:

Luke Mullinger

Beatrice Fedi

Alessandro Haber

Venantino Venantini

Gabriele Falsetta

Andrea Colicchia

Elvira Giannini

Edoardo Camponeschi

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Executive Producer: Carl Haber

Director: Whitney Stephenson

Original Story by: Carmen Burcea-Haber

Screenplay by: Carl Haber, Carmen Burcea-Haber and Sharde Griffith

Line Producers: Sharde Griffith & Chiara Paci

Director of Photography: Savannah Bourne

Production Design: Nina Di Salvo

Costume Design: Carmen Burcea-Haber

Editor: Lorenzo D’Agostini

Sound Recording & Design: Jimmy Lauri

Production Coordinator: Stefano Misiani

Associate Producer: Giuseppe Milano

Composer: Lou Forestieri