Gillo Dorfles. Objects/Characters

About This Movie

So, Gillo Dorfles. Objects/Characters is this intimate dive into the mind of the man himself, you know? It’s shot in his home, which feels both like a gallery and a personal sanctuary. The pacing is quite gentle, allowing you to absorb each object he talks about, as if you’re sharing a cup of coffee with him. The atmosphere is warm, almost nostalgic. You get a sense of his history and his thoughts on art and culture through these everyday items. It’s not flashy or overly edited, which feels fitting for the subject. It’s really more about the dialogue and his reflections than anything else, making it a unique kind of documentary experience. It's all about those quiet moments.

Intimate portrayal of Gillo DorflesFocus on objects as storytelling devicesUnique blend of personal and historical narrative