Sinestesia

Sinestesia

8.0

Mar 17 2010

2h 31m

Drama

SINESTESIA chronicles the vicissitudes of four young adults in two moments of their lives which are in turn linked to two dramatic episodes three years apart. The intervening years see the characters confronted by the usual joys and difficulties of everyday life. However, they also find themselves having to react to a destiny which, every now and again, places a crossroads in our way. The main character is Alan (Alessio Boni). Around him are his wife, Françoise (Giorgia Wurth), his young lover Michela (Melanie Winiger), and Igor (Leonardo Nigro), his best friend.

Alessio Boni

Alessio Boni

Alan

Giorgia Würth

Giorgia Würth

Françoise

Melanie Winiger

Melanie Winiger

Michela

Leonardo Nigro

Leonardo Nigro

Igor

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