Never Again as Before
 

Director: Giacomo Campiotti
Screenplay: Giacomo Campiotti, Alexander Adabachian
Photography: Duccio Cimatti
Music: Corrado Carosio, Pierangelo Fornaro
Cast: Marco Casu, Marco Velluti, Natalia Piatti, Nicola Cipolla, Laura Chiatti, Federico Battilocchio, Pino Quartullo, Lidia Broccolino, Francesco Salvi, Mariella Valentini, Fabio Sartor
Editing: Joe Walker, Fabio Nunziata
Production: Giacomo Campiotti
International Distribution: Intramovies, via E. Manfredi 15, 00197 Rome - Italy, tel. +39 06 8076428, fax +39 06 8076156,
e-mail@intramovies.com
Year: 2005. Running Time: 106’
 
Nice is proud to have introduced the talented Giacomo Campiotti to New York in 1994 when his film Like Two Crocodiles won the audience award. Since then, Campiotti has continued on a very personal path with gripping films that touch deep chords in his audiences. His work includes Corsa di primavera, the three-part feature Il tempo dell’amore and a remake of Doctor Zivago for BBC television. His new coming-of-age film Never Again as Before, screened here in its North American premier, shows his ability to climb emotional heights while gently leading the viewer to see the profound connections between events. Four boys and two girls who have just graduated from high school vacation together in the heart-stopping Dolomite mountains. On a dramatic climbing expedition up a mystic peak, they encounter a tragedy that will change each of them forever. Campiotti wrote this film with noted Russian writer-director Alexander Adabachian. 
  
  
 
  

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 
             
                

       
Giacomo Campiotti
He graduated in educational science, worked an assistant director to Mario Monicelli. Subsequently he joined the “Ipotesi Cinema” group founded by Ermanno Olmi. As part of this group, between 1983 and 1987 he directed his first short and medium-length films for the cinema: Tre donne, La bomba and Ritorno dal cinema. His first feature film Corsa di primavera made in 1989 was successfully presented in the Critics' Week at the Venice Film Festival. His second feature film, Like Two Crocodiles, was made in 1994. It was well received by the critics and presented at various cinema festivals all over the world. In 1999 he presented his Il tempo dell’amore at Locarno Festival.