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Jun 15, 2022 · No Dogs or Italians Allowed. by Fabien Lemercier. 15/06/2022 - Combining poetry and realism, small and big history, in an original and personal animation style, Alain Ughetto signs a very endearing work of testimony on Italian migration.
A coproduction of companies from France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and Portugal, the claymation film recounts the story of Ughetto's grandfather Luigi, who emigrated from Italy to France in the early 1900s for a better life despite widespread anti-Italian discrimination in that era.
No Dogs or Italians Allowed (original title: Interdit aux chiens et aux Italiens) is a 2022 Belgian-French-Italian-Portuguese-Swiss claymation film directed by Alain Ughetto. Ughetto explores the past of his Italian grandparents as they struggled to make a living in the mountainous region of Piedmont and later decided to migrate to France.
Feb 5, 2023 · IFFR 2023 review: No Dogs or Italians Allowed (Alain Ughetto) “No doubt the personal attachment added to the love, but that only makes No Dogs or Italians Allowed an even more beautiful and tender film about the sacrifices previous generations made to deliver us our happiness.”
Feb 1, 2024 · The personal and intimate dimension naturally intertwines with a broader socio-political context, offering a fragmented and tragic vision of a not-so-distant Europe. A Europe with belligerent aspirations that precisely saw how neither dogs nor Italians were allowed in some French business.
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With this imaginatively directed puppet animation, Alain Ughetto has created a warm-hearted memorial to his Italian grandparents Cesira and Luigi. With subtle humour, tenderness and empathy he tells of generations who lived in poverty, but also of happiness and love, fortunes and misfortunes.
