L'amore e basta | animated interludes by Ursula Ferrara
L’amore e basta
directed by Stefano Consiglio
Italy, 2009, 75′
“L’amore e basta” is a 2009 film directed by Stefano Consiglio and tells the story of the director’s journey through Italy and Europe to tell stories of love and couples between people of the same sex.
Ursula Ferrara curated small traditional animation interludes.
Chiocce
Conversazione
Amiche
Doppio
Il cerchio
Io tutti
Ursula Ferrara
She graduated from the Art Institute of Florence. In 1984 she drew her first cartoon Lucidi folli (1986), followed by Congiuntivo futuro (1988), Amore asimmetrico (1990) and Come persone (1995), all drawn in black and white. Her first color film, Quasi niente, came in 1997, followed by Cinque stanze (1999) and La partita (2002), presented in Turin in 2002 and winner of the Kodak Award for best Italian short film. All the films have participated, among others, in the festivals of Annecy, Tampere, Cannes, Espinho, Turin, Zagreb, Cardiff, São Paulo, Toronto, London, Edinburgh, Roma-Sacher and Berlin. Career Honor at Imaginaria 2024.
