The animated film is dedicated to the legendary Andresta Badilisk Officially has a distributor. Which (in this case well-established) fact will allow the works of Italian-American director Lino DiSalvo to go to market, Entering cinemas around the world. The movie release has taken a huge leap forward and shouldn't be too far away.
After two years of near silence in Los Angeles, where DeSalvo works, the news jumped on social media in recent days, when the American director, writer and voice actor, who until recently worked at Disney, before going independent, announced that he had gone public.
The months that have just passed have, by his own admission, been worrying, waiting to hear from the independent film market whether there is actually anyone interested in a project that DeSalvo and his team have had so much passion for. “Find out Almost all the distributors we approached wanted our film – He wrote – It's exciting. Thank you to Mediawan Kids&Family and Palomar Animation for believing in this film and this team.” News that has delighted many, especially the Badalisk nation.
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“Andresta will finally and truly become famous with Falsafiori and Falcamonica,” commented the city's mayor, Silvio Citrone, while in the cultural district, which he organized two years ago. Online meeting Between DeSalvo and a group of Kamoni youth, waiting for more information. The news removed the doubts of skeptics and gave energy to those who believed in the project.
On the other hand, De Salvo. He's not one to joke around: He has worked for many years at Disney, on films such as Frozen and Rapunzel, and is stubborn, as is often the case with a self-made person (his father, who left Sicily, and ran a pizzeria in New York, left “to pursue the American dream,” ensuring that the son “He can also follow his son.” Now, in the United States, there will be a planning phase for the film’s distribution, while in the Valley we wait for the release date.
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