BIANCA was shot in lockdown in Italy on his iPad in three days and starring his ten-year-old daughter Linda in the title role and his partner, actress Giglia Marra (“Squadra antimafia – Palermo oggi”, Una serata speciale).

The story, which centers on the tense, unpredictable relationship between a girl and her mother at home, was co-written by Zampaglione (Tulpa & Shadow, Remember) and Gianluigi Perrone (Ritual: A Psychomagic Story, Across the River).

Federico said today: “My daughter was getting a little bored being at home for so long with nothing entertaining to do, so I suggested to her and my girlfriend Giglia, that we do a little film – have some fun together and stay in a better mood.  It’s very important right now to stay positive through the tough times we are going through. On top of this I had the occasion to get back to my old love…The Horror”.

Make sure you check out the short below and let us know what you think.

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Sarah is the managing editor of Nightmarish Conjurings and a lover of all things magical and horrific. All who are familiar with her can attest for her love of glitter, adorable plush, and obsession with folklore and mythology. When she's not chasing after things she probably shouldn't hug, Sarah is making sure that Shannon's sanity stays intact long enough for deadlines to be tackled.

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