
MIRTILLO - numerus I
Mystery · Fantasy
Overview
1346. The Black Death has arrived in Europe. Andruccio is fleeing his village Coccorone (Italy) in search of salvation. Among the woods and paths he meets a rather singular character who will accompany him to Triora, the 'village of witches', to find the cure. A metaphysical journey that will lead the protagonist to live a unique experience between dream and reality where death will become his travelling companion.
Top Cast


Desiderio Sanzi
Desiderio Sanzi
Actor
Desiderio Sanzi
Actor


Fabio Fieri
Fabio Fieri
Andruccio
Fabio Fieri
Andruccio


Paolo Baiocco
Paolo Baiocco
Friar
Paolo Baiocco
Friar


Francesco Sechi
Francesco Sechi
Hanged man
Francesco Sechi
Hanged man
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