Premiered at the 35th edition of the Turin Film Festival, The disaster is the latest artist feature actor and director James Franco, centered on the figure of Tommy Wiseau, author of the feature film and trash, in his own way, cult The Room. The biopic follows step by step the adventures of our Wiseau, the birth of the artistic partnership with Greg Sestero, until the evening of the first of The Room. Given the scope of the topic, of course one wonders if an author as prolific James Franco - commendable as an interpreter, but that, despite being a undoubtedly valid filmmaker, not always

Presented at the 35th edition of the Turin Film festival, Mother, el hijo y la abuela is the latest film directed by the young Chilean director Benjamin Brunet. And the story, this, Young Cristobal, photographer and independent filmmaker, after finding out that he was adopted, returns to his village, in order to make a documentary about his origins and find out more details about his past. Here the boy encounters Ana, middle-aged woman who lives with his elderly mother Maria, sick stomach. The woman, feeling the lack of his son Gonzalo

Presented at the 35th edition of the Turin Film Festival in After Hours section, Most Beautiful Island is the first work of the director and Spanish actress Ana Asensio. Luciana is a comely Spanish girl with a difficult past behind, which, in order to start a new life, He has decided to move away from his country of origin. The economic crisis and, mostly, the fact of finding themselves alone in a foreign country, prevent her from finding its own stability. The woman, forced to be divided among multiple jobs, He will end up accepting a mysterious assignment, very well paid, at one

Presented in the Festa Mobile section at the 35th edition of the Turin Film Festival, Casting is an interesting feature film directed by German filmmaker Nicolas Wackerbarth. Vera, conscious and meticulous director, It has the task of selecting a suitable female interpreter, in order to realize the television adaptation of The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant, direct in 1972 dal grande Rainer Werner Fassbinder, as well as the film adaptation of the homonymous play written by the same author. The great responsibility, coupled with the short time given the imminent start of filming and, mostly, the many mishaps that in such situations occur almost daily,