veiled and ashamed of days gone
So ... We'd like to start the movie with a story in costume.
who knows us knows that we have written a film about Gramatica sisters, Irma and Emma, \u200b\u200bfrom which the name of our production. Treatment and script are passed through the hands of directors, producers and commissions in Italy and abroad, between 1998 and 2004 but in the end, despite awards and options, the project is still there.
However, extensive research in professional and private lives of these characters has made us discover that Irma (the oldest and talent of the two) has entered into a relationship with a young haberdasher that has lasted more than thirty years: in fact a real couple before its time. Probably both were unaware of the type of relationship which they lived, justified - his own eyes and those of others - from the need of the great actress that he needs for his work and his private affairs of someone to help her.
Another character that has always intrigued Pisis De Filippo is a wonderful painter lived in the first half of the 900. Before you take the painter De Pisis tried the way of literature and wrote essays, plays, short stories. Energetic and determined, in his youth had the audacity to send to the great diva of the theater above one of his works in the hope that the actress put in the scene.
This idea has always intrigued me: a meeting ever took place between a woman who had found marital bliss (as desired) with a girl younger than thirty years and a talented painter who, thanks to the success he could afford to be himself : A petulant man very "eccentric". Excess
that meets discretion. The veiled meets unveiled. The imaginary encounter / clash takes place in September 1919 on the beach.
result is a story that was then reduced and adjusted in narrative film.
The title of the court and that is the Uranian term proposed by a German scholar in the late nineteenth century to define the elusive "third sex".
The same title could be the whole movie and here you continue to accept comments:
"THE Uranian" or "THE BEACH OF THE CENTURY"?
to be continued ... 
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