Troisi and Totò, the dual trip of Napoli Film Festival into Neapolitan's comedy

Totò Movie e Da domani mi alzo tardi, these two shows that the Naples Film Festival has added this year in the program of the festival to be held from June 5 to 11 in Castel Sant 'Elmo.

The two evenings are a tribute that the festival dedicated at these two symbols of Neapolitan comedy of the last century.

On June 5, therefore, the Naples Film Festival will open in the evening Toto Movie, a show conceived by Sergio Marra and by Rosaria De Cicco and Fabio Canessa, reminiscent of Toto immortal art through a series of excerpts from his filmography. By Peppino duets with the incredible problems with censorship, his career shows how Antonio De Curtis has experienced early and often every kind and form of the art of laughter: the mime gags and verbal puns, the smash and the surreal twist, the best of variety and comedy sensitive and refined, the use of the puppet body and the bittersweet social insight, the origin of Italian comedy and farce pyrotechnics.

Monday, June 7 Napoli Film Festival presents a night dedicated to Massimo Troisi, with the show from tomorrow I get up late. Anna Pavignano onstage, the writer who collaborated on the screenplay with Troisi all his films, from three to Groundhog Il Postino: the writer, accompanied by guitarist Alfredo Morabito, traces the personal and artistic life of the actor and director Campania pretending that the plaintiff did not die immediately after he finished shooting The Postman, but chose instead to retire to live in a mysterious countryside location, away from the stage and popularity.