"Il muto di Gallura" by Matteo Fresi arrives in cinemas. Filmed in Sardinia, mainly in the north, in Aggius and Tempio Pausania, it is produced and distributed by Fandango and Rai Cinema with the support of the Sardegna Film Commission.

The regional "premiere" in the presence of the director and part of the cast is scheduled in Cagliari on March 24 at the Odissea cinema, at 6 pm and 9 pm. entire cast, while the national theatrical release is set for March 31st.

The film revolves around the feud that took place in Gallura in the mid-nineteenth century, between the Vasa and Mamia families and which caused the death of over 70 people. Bastiano Tansu, played by Andrea Arcangeli, is a real life character, deaf-mute from birth, mistreated and marginalized by all, he became useful to the cause of his family thanks to his prodigious aim.

Also part of the cast are Syama Rayner, Marco Bullitta, Fulvio Accogli, Giovanni Carroni, Fiorenzo Mattu, Noemi Medas, Adele Armas, Maria Antonietta Caria, Stefano Mereu, Felice Montervino, Aldo Ottobrino, Nicola Pannelli, Andrea Carroni, Roberto Serpi, Francesco Falchetto and Nicolò Staffa.

These are the dates of the other screenings, always with the director and part of the cast: on the 25th (6pm and 9pm) at the Moderno in Sassari, on the 26th (at 5.30pm) at the Olbia Theater and Nuoro (Il Prato cinema, at 8.30pm). Triple screening on the 27th, at 5 pm at the Ariston in Oristano, at 7.30 pm at the Supercinema in Carbonia, at 8.30 pm at the Cineworld Madison in Iglesias and on April 16 in Santa Teresa.

(Unioneonline / vl)

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