
Il desiderio di essere inutile - Hugo a Venezia
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9/12/2026Runtime
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The title 'The desire to be useless' recalls a famous Hugo Pratt's expression and contains a double meaning. On one hand, it representes the comic's claim as an art form, long considered marginal but elevated, but by Pratt was considered a language with high literary and artistic value. On the other, it expresses a life philosophy founded on freedom, on the rejection of reducing existence to fiction or to commodity, and on the possibility of the adventure and the unexpected. Containing interviews with Patrizia Zanotti, Dominique Petitfaux, Thierry Thomas e Marco Steiner, the documentary completes a cinematic research lasted twenty years, returning Hugo Pratt as one of the most important auhor of illustrated literature and an artist still capable of being received by the contemporary audience.
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A meditative journey through the life and philosophy of comic artist Hugo Pratt, exploring how he elevated sequential art to literary significance while championing a life of creative independence over commercial compromise. Twenty years of cinematic inquiry distilled into a portrait of an artist whose singular vision still resonates with contemporary audiences.
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