THE CLIMATE LIMBO 

Does climate change affect migrations and fuel wars? The Climate Limbo explores the link between climate change and human migrations.

Author: Elena Brunello

Directors: Francesco Ferri and Paolo Caselli

Production House: Dueotto Film

Producers: European Union, Frame Voice Report, APS Cambalache

Release: May 2019

NETFLIX | (UN)WELL 

Production: Netflix / Left Right Productions

Director: Darcey Dennet

Local Producers: Elettra Fiumi and Elena Brunello

 

BEE MY JOB | A STORY OF BEES AND MEN

Bee My Job is a documentary that tells, through the eyes of Senegalese refugee Abdul, the story of how the fates of men and bees interlace.

Author: Elena Brunello

Director: Paolo Caselli and Francesco Ferri

Production company: Dueotto Film

Producers: APS Cambalache and Francesco Panella

Release Date: March 2018

DEUTSCHE WELLE | ITALY’S BERGAMO DEMANDS ANSWERS FOR CORONAVIRUS DEATHS

 

ANDREA BOCELLI AND ELLIE GOULDING “RETURN TO LOVE” VIDEO CLIP 

 

CORRIERE TV | CLIMATE REFUGEES  with Antonio Ferrari

 

Interviewd by Middle Est Correspondent for Corriere della Sera Antonio Ferrari 
on the relation between climate change and migrations.

MERU’ | STORY OF A GOLDSMITH FAMILY

This short documentary is part of a project that collects the stories of Italian artisans. Merù is a legendary goldsmith based in Milan. The founder emigrated from Sardinia in the late 1950s and soon became at the center of the lively artistic Milanese scene of the time. Having worked with stage designers, artists, writers, and photographers, Merù soon became a landmark in the city. The story of a family and its relation to gold.

Author: Elena Brunello

Directors: Francesco Ferri and Paolo Caselli

Assistant Director: Alvise Cambiaso Erizzo

Production company: Dueotto Film

Release Date: May 2016

I KIND OF LIKE YOU | AD SPOT FOR WHERE TRAVELER

A short video produced by Where Traveler Milan. The video inspires tourists visiting Milan. It tells the story of a man and a woman, first-time visitors in Milan, who randomly bump into each other until they fall in love.

Author: Elena Brunello

Director: Elena Brunello and Martina Daeder

Production company: Moving Image

Release Date: November 2017

 

CHINESE NEW YEAR | YEAR OF THE MONKEY

A short documentary that tells the story of Milan’s Chinatown, a peculiar blend of traditional Milanese and Chinese traditions. Chinese shops stand aside of legendary Italian artisan boutiques. In the recent five years, the area became known as one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Milan and millennials started to fill its alleys with new restaurants, shops, and apartments. The strange story of a unique Chinatown.

Author: Elena Brunello

Directors: Elena Brunello, Alvise Cambiaso Erizzo, Ludovico Serra

Release Date: February 2018

 LEONARDO DA VINCI AND MILAN | CELEBRATING 500 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH 

Author and Director: Elena Brunello
Production: Where Milan
Release Date: September 2018

THE OLIVE TREE GROVE | AFTER THE RAIN

An inspirational video made for a luxury villa rental in Tuscany. As the rain stops pounding on the soil the countryside awakens. Mud clumps dry, horses explore the olive tree grove and flowers blossom. The sun shines again on this hidden corner of northern Tuscany.

Director and Author: Elena Brunello

AMSTERDAM’S RED LIGHT DISTRICT FROM THE INSIDE

Italian Journalists Elena Brunello, Carlo Brenner, and Alvise Cambiaso venture in Amsterdam’s red light district and tell the stories of those who live it daily.

Author: Elena Brunello

Director: Alvise Cambiaso Erizzo

Interviewer: Carlo Brenner

Production company: The Post Internazionale

 

BACKSTAGE | WHERE TRAVELER AWARDS NIGHT 2017

A short video presenting the Where Awards Night 2017 backstage, an event held in November at Milan’s Royal Palace.

Director and Author: Elena Brunello

MOTO AIRBAG | A SHORT DOCUMENTARY FOR PEOPLE4PLANET

A video produced by People4Planet and made by Elena Brunello and Martina Daeder presenting moto airbags. A survey of the world of bikers, in search for answers about their use, advantages and disadvantages.

Directors and Authors: Elena Brunello and Martina Daeder