Mare D'inverno - Voce E Poesia Di Anna Giordano - Regia Di Domenico Ernandes [WORKING]

Blending the poem with the ambient sounds of the shore, creating an immersive "audio-visual poem." The Artistic Partnership

For enthusiasts of modern Italian poetry and indie short films, "MARE D'INVERNO" stands as a testament to the power of simple, honest storytelling. It reminds us that even when the world turns cold and gray, there is a profound, echoing poetry to be found at the water's edge. Blending the poem with the ambient sounds of

Domenico Ernandes , a director known for his minimalist yet deeply emotive visual style, frames Giordano’s words with imagery that emphasizes solitude and vastness. His direction often utilizes: However, Giordano and Ernandes strip away the pop-synth

In "MARE D'INVERNO," Giordano’s voice is characterized by a "velvety" quality—a soft, deliberate narration that invites the listener into a state of meditation. It is this specific vocal texture that has become a hallmark of her collaboration with Ernandes, whose camera work often seeks the "beauty in the mundane." Why the Winter Sea? there is a profound

The choice of the winter sea as a subject reflects a long-standing tradition in Italian art and music (famously echoed in the pop culture landscape by Loredana Bertè and Enrico Ruggeri). However, Giordano and Ernandes strip away the pop-synth veneer to find something more primal. Their version is about the silence of the beach—the "closed umbrellas" and the "cold wind" that force an individual to look inward.