Leonardo Pieraccioni’s Pare parecchio Parigi was shot in Rome and surroundings in summer 2023. The film stars Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini and Giulia Bevilacqua with Nino Frassica as their father.
The film is a story about how three estranged siblings must come together to fulfil the wishes of their sick father. They pretend to take him off from Florence in a caravan that will never leave a stable block. The locations for the journey were a riding stables in via Sacrofanese, on the northern edge of the city, and part of the via Flaminia, with the trattorias and other areas.
Ladispoli and its coastline north of Rome provided the background to the flashbacks from the 1970s portraying the happy siblings with their young father. The university was set in the conference centre of Villa Mondragone at Monteporzio Catone. The Rome American Hospital in via Emilio Longoni provided the hospital where their father is a patient.
Pare parecchio Parigi: storyline by Leonardo Pieraccioni and Filippo Bologna, written for the screen by Leonardo Pieraccioni and Alessandro Riccio.
Leonardo Pieraccioni’s Pare parecchio Parigi was shot in Rome and surroundings in summer 2023. The film stars Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini and Giulia Bevilacqua with Nino Frassica as their father.
The film is a story about how three estranged siblings must come together to fulfil the wishes of their sick father. They pretend to take him off from Florence in a caravan that will never leave a stable block. The locations for the journey were a riding stables in via Sacrofanese, on the northern edge of the city, and part of the via Flaminia, with the trattorias and other areas.
Ladispoli and its coastline north of Rome provided the background to the flashbacks from the 1970s portraying the happy siblings with their young father. The university was set in the conference centre of Villa Mondragone at Monteporzio Catone. The Rome American Hospital in via Emilio Longoni provided the hospital where their father is a patient.
Pare parecchio Parigi: storyline by Leonardo Pieraccioni and Filippo Bologna, written for the screen by Leonardo Pieraccioni and Alessandro Riccio.
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Chiara Francini, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Nino Frassica, Giulia Bevilacqua
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Chiara Francini, Nino Frassica, Giulia Bevilacqua, Leonardo Pieraccioni
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Giulia Bevilacqua, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini, Nino Frassica
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Chiara Francini, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Giulia Bevilacqua
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Chiara Francini, Giulia Bevilacqua, Nino Frassica, Leonardo Pieraccioni
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Giulia Bevilacqua, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Bevilacqua, Nino Frassica, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Giulia Bevilacqua, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Leonardo Pieraccioni
Copyright: Ph Leonardo Baldini
Giulia Bevilacqua, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Chiara Francini
Levante Film, Rai Cinema
To fulfil their terminally ill father’s wish to visit Paris with his children, three estranged siblings (who haven’t spoken for 5 years) fake a journey for him, apparently setting off from Florence in a caravan: the vehicle, however, will never leave the stable where it is parked. The deception is necessary because they are forbidden to take their father off hospital premises, but the journey becomes the unlikely, irresistible, adventurous opportunity for the siblings to reconcile with each other and their father.
