Giacomo Abbruzzese's first feature, "Disco Boy," won the Silver Bear at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival for an Outstanding Artistic Contribution), in particular for Hélène Louvart's photography (Pina, Corpo Celeste, Lazzaro felice). The film stars Franz Rogowski (Undine, Freaks Out), Morr Ndiaye, activist artist Latitia Ky, and Matteo Olivetti (La terra dell'abbastanza), and is co-produced by Italy's Dugong Films. Vitalic, the electronic music star, has signed the soundtrack. In addition, the director, Giacomo Abbruzzese, was recently awarded the Kinéo and GCHR Prize for Human Rights, which was given to an Italian author for the first time in its history. "Disco Boy," a co-production of France, Italy, and Belgium, will be released in theaters on March 9 by Lucky Red. In the plot, Aleksei, a Belarussian fleeing his past, arrives in Paris and enlists in the Foreign Legion to obtain a French passport. Jomo, a young revolutionary in the Niger Delta, fights against the oil companies that have devastated his village. Sister Udoka fantasizes about escaping, knowing that everything has been lost. Their fates will become intertwined, transcending borders, life and death.