Everyday Everyday

The film follows Pasquale, a young boy living in the tough Calabrian town of Gioia Tauro. He navigates the complexities of his environment, dealing with the presence of the 'Ndrangheta mafia and its impact on his family and community. The narrative focuses on his daily life and the challenges he faces as he grows up in a place where crime and poverty are pervasive.

As a short film, "Everyday Everyday" received festival recognition and praise for its authentic portrayal of life in Southern Italy. Critics highlighted its raw and unvarnished depiction of socio-economic struggles and the resilience of its young protagonist. It was noted for its documentary-like feel and powerful performances.

• Praised for its authentic and unflinching look at life in a mafia-influenced region.

• Commended for its strong performances, particularly from its young lead.

• Recognized for its powerful social commentary within a short runtime.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Locarno Film Festival.

Jonas Carpignano, the director, would go on to make critically acclaimed feature films like 'A Ciambra' and 'A Chiara,' which further explore similar themes and settings in Calabria.