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- After the death of their father, the hate between the two brothers Tonio and Bruno Strano bursts out. They send their mother to an old people's home and then an odd war begins. Their wives are very different. Cristina likes to have a good time while Maria likes only cleaning. The fights between the two brothers became more and more violent and frequent, especially after the death of Maria, the wife of Tonio. Then suddenly Bruno disappears. Only his blood-stained hat is found. Toni is charged with his murder and Cristina attends to the carpenter's shop the two brothers had. But is Bruno really dead?
- The film recounts the voyage of a cargo ship in the Mediterranean Sea. The Colour of the Wind sets out to capture and relate the different realities of the Mediterranean, delving into its foods and its streets, encountering peoples and cultures, mingling past and present. Every stop is a city, every city a story: Barcelona, Tanager, Bari, Sousse/Beirut, Lampedusa (Sicily), Istanbul, Dubrovnik, Genova.
- The small port of Pozzuoli gathers about thirty small boats. They are all fishermen who live in the old village and who have always worked on that sea. Among these Raffaele, a man of few words, respected and feared by all. With him Cristina, his partner, a strong and resolute woman, with whom he shares life, work, affections. The two tell their story made of sea and fishing, of boats but also of clashes, violence, prison, suffering. Their love dominates everything, passionate and absolute, violent and sweet, which reveals unimaginable authenticity and strength.
- Reconstructs with great intensity the artistic path of De André, closely linked to the places, encounters and friends that have marked his life and his poetics.
- . An analysis of the relationship between love and power, filtered through the "black" intuitions of Fassbinder.