Nina and her father love recording the sounds of nature. Her father's dream is to capture the howl of a wolf. When his illness confines him to bed, Nina ventures alone into the woods: however, that howl will make her feel less alone.
Margherita Panizon was born in 1989. After graduating in filmmaking and theatre at the University of Reading (United Kingdom), she attended the Atelier of Documentary Cinema at FilmAP in Naples. She teaches in documentary workshops. Her first feature short film was selected at the International Critics' Week at the Venice Film Festival in 2022. She is currently working on the development of her first feature-length film.
Sarah Pennacchi is an Italian Producer, who grew up in France then graduated in History in Rome and started working first in the financial industry between Milan and London. In 2005 she decided to move into the film business. Her company, Tico Film, was founded in Rome in 2005 investing immediately in their first film La vera leggenda di Tony Vilar by first time Director Giuseppe Gagliardi (which premiered internationally at the Tribeca FF and in Italy at Rome FF's first edition). Following this first formative success, Sarah Pennacchi carried on producing films with a particular interest in documentaries. In the last 10 years, while living in London, she collaborated with some UK companies and took part in several international workshops attending the main European Film Markets.