W Wolinski

Set in Italy, W Wolinski delves into the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo shooting. The protagonist, David, aims to stage a play based on the works of the late cartoonist Georges Wolinski. However, he faces challenges in securing cooperation from institutional figures, leading to a creative workaround.

In a twist, David decides to direct a play centered on the Pizzica, an Apulian folk dance, masking the original play's explicit themes. The rehearsals spark a mix of excitement and censorship, culminating in a boycott of the production. This narrative weaves together the complexities of art, sexuality, and societal reaction, reflecting a unique slice of contemporary Italian culture.