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Gone: The Importance of Living in the Moment | A short film by Gabriela Weber

by Yonkers Observer Report
February 9, 2023
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Gone: The Importance of Living in the Moment | A short film by Gabriela Weber

Gone: The Importance of Living in the Moment | A short film by Gabriela Weber

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Some of the saddest and the realest moments of life are fully presented to the world through film or art.  It’s rather exhilarating when a director can combine the two in film. I am not trying to insinuate that anyone can separate the two since they are inextricably linked.  However, when incredible aesthetic from both are used in one project they tell fascinating stories and create powerful emotions.

Most of the directors who have the realized the power of the two have not failed to refer to the world’s greatest masterpieces. In most cases this is done through a location, character or a cinema creation. In any video or film, art pieces are totally unmistakable. 

In the short film project Gone, Gabriele Weber references to art through her character blurs the boundaries between their pain and joys.

Gone is one of the shortest yet one of the most educative films acted. Its silence alone creates a mood that first elicits an emotional attachment to the actors. Without words and just acts, viewers are able to connect with the actors and for sure associate with their emotions. 

The film is filled with struggles of love and partners distancing themselves from their spouses. The use artistic reference intensifies the unspoken feelings of one of the characters (Claudio Aluzzi).

Other than art, the director was great at choosing the cast for this project. Any viewer would wish this project was done into a full movie. Believe me it would automatically entice millennials and resonate with all other older generations. 

Choosing a cast combination of Tullia Ferraro and Claudio Aluzzi was such a great move. Both actors have such enthusiasm to play their parts and they create enough connection with their viewers each time.  Tullia, who is the leading lady in this movie, is utterly magnificent at her craft.

Through the efforts of the cast and the director the project has done really well for his stature. Even though it was acted as a student film in New York Film Academy, it has reached greater film spaces. Having been enjoyed by many students and academics fronts, the film was also a finalist at the Film Boxe International Monthly Film Festival (Feb. 2023).

Tullia’s Performance

Tullia Ferraro brings her character to life every single time. As always, in the project gone she makes all of us emotional. She speaks to us through her acting and each single time we resonate with her.

In my opinion the role she had in Gone is not a simple one and not many people present it as simple as she did. She is known to live in her roles and that way she acts them whole heartedly. For such a short project, she is able portray different phases/stages of emotional separation in relationships without words.

Overall, the project is quite informative than it is entertaining. Seeing an enthusiastic and playful Tullia creating educational emotion stands out in this project.  Even though the ending of this short film leaves us sad and more attached, it is a huge success, to each of the cast careers and the director as well.

Who is Tullia Ferraro?

Tullia Ferraro is a gifted Italian-Born actress living and working in the US. She studied in some of the best acting and film spaces in the world including Caremoil Studio Academy in Milan and the New York Film Academy. She didn’t stop there, as went ahead to seek guidance from the gurus of film such as Michael Laibson, an Emmy Award winner.

Since her life in school, Tullia had the enthusiasm to learn the foundations of film and take every challenge presented to her. Over time she has gotten opportunities to show case her craft and who she is in the space of acting. Without doubt, in the films or short projects she has been featured in every viewer agrees she has great potential.

Other than the project Gone, Tullia is well known for other films such Non Si Può Morire Ballando (2019), Pacific Breeze (2020), Journeys as well the original play Parliament. Parliament was one of her latest project which also did extremely well. Its audiences appreciated its delivery and most of all how Apex Zenith the role played by Tullia was done.

What to Expect Next from Our Favorite Actor

I wish I could say for sure. However she has been receiving a lot of request to be in different films and short projects. In her interview a few months back, she mentioned that she would like it to be a surprise for her viewers each time she has a role to play.  Therefore, I think as much as we all anticipating lets see what she has in store for us.

Moreover, she is enthusiastic of her new opportunities and every challenge she faces fuels her motivation.  With an attitude like this we will for sure enjoy more of her craft and successes.

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