DOCUFILM “EMME. LA MASERATI A MODENA”

Directed by Stefano Ferrari
Screenplay by Miria Burani
Produced by Miriste Aps

The intertwined and never-ending history between Maserati and the city of Modena, that trident trademark borrowed by the Maserati Brothers from the Bolognese Neptune in the early 1900s that has stood out relentlessly in the heart of the city of the Ghirlandina since 1939. The only ever-present motor factory in the city, the only unconditionally Modenese one that for eighty-five years has overcome all difficulties, strategical, economic, political and technical, excelled in F1, invented the concept of Gran Turismo, has been the car of the Shahs and Presidents of the Republic, without ever departing from its Modenese spirit, the central pivot of Motor Valley. Director Stefano Ferrari and screenwriter Miria Burani, after the success of "Motor Valley, Journey to the Land of Motors" presented in the 2022 edition and which subsequently toured the world representing this land, now present "Emme. Maserati in Modena," a docufilm produced by Miriste Aps and featuring the direct involvement of Maserati, Fondazione di Modena and the Municipality of Modena, with interviews, unpublished documents, and evocative images. It is a journey into the Trident's glorious past and a full immersion in the present, with the plants on Via Ciro Menotti and Via Emilia Ovest in the foreground. Prominent in the docufilm are the appearances of Maserati testimonials, including David Beckham and Massimo Bottura, images of Juan Manuel Fangio and memories of Cozza, Orsi and Panini. For fifty minutes of pure passion.