cinematography
Milagros De L’Alma
editing
Rita Flores
music
Luigi Frassetto

sound
Edoardo Luini
production design
Eugenio Accadi
Joanna Sarbinowska
costumes
Eugenio Accadi

cast
Bonifacio Angius
(Gianmaria and Antonio adults)
Antonio Angius (Antonio)
Simonetta Columbu
(Miao Miao)
Geppi Cucciari (Auntie Anna)
Edoardo Pesce
(Uncle Raffaele)
Giuliana De Sio (Teresa)

production
Il Monello Film
co-production
Mosaicon
Agresywna Banda
producer
Bonifacio Angius
co-producers
Antonella Di Martino
Andrea Leone
Alessandro Leone
Marta Leone
in collaboration with
Regione Autonoma della Sardegna
with the support of
Fondazione Sardegna Film Commission
in association with
UCI
Los sieglos de los sieglos

Italian distribution
Il Monello Film
ilmonellofilm@gmail.com

Italian press office
Boom PR
Lucrezia Viti
www.boompr.it
info@boompr.it

This is the story of an eternal childhood from which springs the shape and meaning of all to come. Where are you? Where am I? Why are we here? How did everything change, and we never noticed? Time has passed, and no one will come again to shout outside my window. And in this darkness that seems to surround everything, we realize the slightest sign would have been enough: a gesture, a song, a word, a kiss, one’s presence. It would have been simple, if our goodwill had become doing good.

2025 Confiteor, come scoprii che non avrei fatto la rivoluzione
2021 I giganti
2019 Destino (short)
2018 Ovunque proteggimi
2014 Perfidia

“This is the most important film I have ever made, or ever will.” (Bonifacio Angius)

Bonifacio Angius (Sassari, 1982) is a director, screenwriter, actor, director of photography, and film producer. Critics have taken notice; he is considered one of the most original voices to emerge on the contemporary Italian film scene. His first film, Perfidia, screened in competition at the Locarno Film Festival in 2014 to overwhelming critical acclaim and earned Angius the Junior Jury Award. Four years later, his next film, Ovunque proteggimi premiered at the Torino Film Festival and, this time as well, was a critics’ and audience favorite. In 2018, his short Destino, in which Angius also plays the starring role, was tapped for the International Critics’ Week as the special event closing film. His third feature, I giganti, screened at the Locarno Film Festival in 2021.