My Name Is Nobody

In this documentary, Denise Janzée revisits a historic class photo that features director Sergio Leone and composer Ennio Morricone, alongside an unidentified boy whose fate remains a mystery. Janzée interviews various locals, including a taxi driver, an old barber, and a retired lawyer, as they reflect on the significance of this unknown figure and the nature of fame in society.

The runtime of My Name Is Nobody is 89 minutes, providing an intimate look into the lives of the interviewees and the neighborhood of Trastevere. The film raises thought-provoking questions about identity and the value placed on ordinary lives in a world that often glorifies fame. By delving into the past and present of these individuals, Janzée crafts a narrative that challenges viewers to consider the stories behind the shadows of renowned figures.