A documentary that involves the audience.
A conscious act of production.

Homosexuals are constitutionally sterile.
In Italy, this is what they want people to believe.
It’s now time to listen to the Italian gay families. It’s time to listen to their children. Those same children that some think should not exist.
“Il lupo in calzoncini corti / The Wolf in Shorts” talks about this reality. It’s the families who tell their story in this film documentary, which for the past two years has followed the lives of three families and their children.
A thorough and complex film, which digs deep into these families’ lives and raises awareness on what it really means to be children of homosexual parents. A documentary, in which life explains itself through time and day to day experiences, made of small satisfactions and tremendous struggles.
In order for these voices to be heard and these faces to be seen by most Italians possible, we have to bypass the television and film industry. We have to force our way through in order to deviate from the television industries’ boundaries.
Participatory Documentary Project where it’s us, the audience, reaching out and sustaining the project and therefore it’s us deciding which content to favor.
A way of reaching out in order to bring to light stories of everyday discrimination, chronicles of an invisible Italian reality.
We are looking for an audience who wants to acquire an active role in production and who, for once, doesn’t want to be the final consumer but active part of the decision making process.
An audience that will directly contribute in the production of the documentary by pre-purchasing the DVD before production is completed.
14 Euros now, to allow this film, in little over a year, to reach movie theaters and television broadcasts.
14 Euros to continue consciously and actively in the production of a feature film which will show the Italian public what our politicians are hiding from them.
376 Dvd Pre-purchased yet.
The wolf has a long way to go…
in collaboration with Arcigay Milano and Ass. Famiglie Arcobaleno (Rainbow Families)






