Mary’s Song and the Midnight Spirit

Coming to the cinema on November 9th Distribution of B&M Italian version of the film Mary and the Midnight Spirit From Enzo d’Alo. In this film we will see Matilda De Angelis singing the song. Riot and goversion presented a few days ago along with poster film.

Here is Matilda De Angelis singing Ribellati e Vai.

Let’s watch the video of Ribellati e Vai here:

music this song from David Rhodes. Original lyrics: screenplay by David Rhodes and Roddy Doylelast author of the novel Midnight Ride on which the film is based. Whileadaptation in Italian edited Bruno Tognolini and Gianclaudia Franchini.

Matilda De Angelis, in addition to Enzo d’Alo, supervised the recording of the song. Daniele Di Gregoriomusician and composer, historical colleague of Paolo Conte, as well as the author of the music for the film and series “Pipi, Pupo and Rosemary” d’Alo.

“Ribellati e vai” publishes music publications Real worldrecord label founded by Peter Gabriel and published by Music Ltd – Sony Music Publishing (Italy) Srl

“Matilda gave the songs an original flavor,” he said. Enzo d’Alo “and was able to express a strong artistic personality. She’s a bit like our main characters: determined and sincere, she sings from the heart and conveys great humanity and tenderness.”

From my side Matilda De Angelis admits: “I’m a big fan of Enzo D’Alo. I have wonderful childhood memories of watching his films. I’ve seen it over and over again Blue Arrow, Momo Who Leaps Through Time, Opopomosis AND Gabbianella and catwhich was the first gift from Befana that I remember.”

What is Mary and the Midnight Spirit about?

Mary She is 11 years old and has an insatiable passion for cooking: she wants to become a great chef. Her grandmother Emer, with whom she has a special relationship, inspires her to pursue her dream. But every path has its own obstacles, even unpredictable ones, and facing them can be an adventure. Thus, Mary begins an exciting journey that transcends the barriers of time, in which four generations of women will have the opportunity to meet and get to know each other deeply. A tender coming-of-age story full of irony.

The film “Mary and the Spirit of Midnight” based on the novel by writer Roddy Doyle. Midnight Journey, published by Guanda, celebrates four generations of women who share each other’s lives and are bound by great love. As someone said, it’s a joyful hymn to the circle of life. Matilda De Angelis says: “This is a funny, tender and ironic story that can charm us and make us smile.”