La felicità non costa nienten (The happiness does not cost anything), directed by Mimmo Calopresti in 2003, brings together Vincent Perez, Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi and Calopresti himself. The film follows Sergio, an apparently fulfilled man whose life is turned upside down after an accident. This shock pushes him to question his relationship, his certainties and his way of life until he seeks a more essential happiness, far from the habits that stifled him.

The visual universe is based on soft lights, simple textures, calm atmospheres. The camera observes rather than emphasizes. The colors, light and sometimes melancholic, accompany this inner quest. Each shot seems carried by a slow, almost meditative rhythm, where emotion is born from silence as much as from gestures.

Image post-production and calibration refine the material without weighing it down. The work involves preserving sobriety, enhancing the clarity of lights and the softness of contrasts. Digital Factory seeks here the nuance: to sublimate discreetly, while respecting the director’s intention.