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The Enemy

2026

The Enemy

2026

The Enemy

A group of children play war during a mountain trip. When a local child joins them, his designation as “the enemy” sets off an escalating series of events.

Director

Andrej Chinappi

Runtime

17 Minutes

Country

Italy

Classification

Unclassified 15+

A group of children play war during a mountain trip. When a local child joins them, his designation as “the enemy” sets off an escalating series of events.

Film Credits

Director

Andrej Chinappi

Country

Italy

Language

Italian

Subtitles

English

Type

Short Fiction & Shorts

Program Strand

Shorts

Producer

Davide Ferazza, Andrea Leone & Andrej Chinappi

Writer

Andrej Chinappi & Carlotta Maria Correra

Cinematographer

Gianluca Palma

Editor

Christian Marsiglia & Noemi Obinu

Cast

Nicolò Francesco Masella, Andrea Natale, Demetra Maria Petrone & Matteo Parisi

Music

Piernicola Di Muro

Film Source

Lights On

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One of the most flabbergasting documentaries you’ll see all year, Andrew Neel’s Tribeca-premiering delicacy, cooked up from Witold Szablowski’s book, confronts the personal chefs of the world’s worst dictators about their complicity. The genocidal actions of their bosses left countless souls brutally murdered while they luxuriated in mansions.

Director

Andrew Neel

Country

Runtime

95 minutes

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