June 4, 2025 marked a significant moment for the Pompeii International Film Festival, with the preview screening of the Italian film “Da cosa nasce cosa” by Gino Rivieccio. The film, the only Italian representation in the official selection, was presented in Hall 7 of the Nexus Cinema at the MaxiMall Pompeii at 18:00 p.m., receiving enthusiasm and appreciation from the public.
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A comedy that combines tradition and modernity
“Da cosa nasce cosa” is a comedy that deals with the cultural differences between Northern and Southern Italy with irony and sensitivity. The plot revolves around Antonio Schiattaro, a dairy entrepreneur from the province of Caserta, played by Gino Rivieccio, whose world is turned upside down when his youngest daughter falls in love with Albert, a boy from Alto Adige she meets on a school trip. The film explores generational and cultural tensions through a series of misunderstandings and comical situations, offering a light but profound reflection on prejudices and family traditions.
Gino Rivieccio, a Neapolitan actor and director, is the beating heart of “Da cosa nasce cosa”. With a career that ranges from theatre to television, Rivieccio brings his experience and his unmistakable comic style to the film. In the role of Antonio Schiattaro, a dairy entrepreneur from Southern Italy, Rivieccio explores with irony and humanity the family dynamics and cultural tensions between North and South. His performance, characterized by a intelligent comedy and from a deep understanding of the character, makes the film a brilliant comedy that invites reflection, confirming once again his talent in telling stories that speak to the hearts of the audience.
Susy Del Giudice's interpretation of Antonio Schiattaro's wife in "Da cosa nasce cosa" stands out for its authenticity and emotional depth. Actress with a solid theatrical background and a career that ranges from cinema to television, Del Giudice brings to the screen a character who embodies the strength and wisdom of the women of Southern Italy. Her performance enriches the narrative, offering a balanced counterpoint to the family and cultural dynamics explored in the film.
With a charismatic stage presence and a naturalness in acting that captures attention, Susy Del Giudice confirms her talent in giving life to complex and realistic characters. His interpretation contributes significantly to the success of the film, making the character of Antonio's wife a memorable and central figure in the story.
Mery Esposito, a young emerging actress, stands out in the film “Da cosa nasce cosa” for her authentic and engaging interpretation. Esposito brings freshness to the big screen and her ability to express the emotional nuances of the character helps make the story deeper and more accessible, confirming her talent and versatility as an actress.
A talented ensemble cast
Alongside Gino Rivieccio, the film boasts a cast of well-known and appreciated actors, including Susy Del Giudice in the role of Antonio's wife, Maria Sole Pollio, Antonella Morea, Maurizio Mattioli and Anna Gaia Sole. The screenplay is the result of the collaboration between Gino Rivieccio, Gustavo Verde and Alessandra D'Antonio, while the photography is by Giovanni Marzagalli (aka John Real) and the editing by Adriana Marzagalli. The project was realized with the moral patronage of the municipalities of Merano, Villa Literno and Pozzuoli.
Awards and appreciations
At the end of the screening, the artistic director of the festival, Enrico Vanzina, expressed his appreciation for the film, calling it a “successful miracle” and thanking Gino Rivieccio for his participation in the festival. The president of the festival, Annarita Borrelli, underlined the importance of hosting cultural events like this one in Pompeii, with the aim of enhancing cultural identity and offering an international showcase to the local community.
The Pompeii International Film Festival will continue until June 8, with a rich program of screenings, meetings with directors and thematic panels, offering the public a unique opportunity to explore contemporary cinema and reflect on the different cultural identities represented.
Presentation of the film
Article published on 5 June 2025 - 01:20
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