Anne-Katrin Ttize and Nicolangelo Gelormini

Two Zoom windows. In the first is a middle-aged white woman with straight brown hair; in the second, a smiling middle-aged white man with stubble and tousled grey hair.

Nicolangelo Gelormini with Anne-Katrin Titze:” When I think about La Gioia, I always think also about Michelangelo Antonioni and the way he treated the characters within the landscape and the urban place that they are in.”

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