“Luca” by Enrico Casarosa – Disney / pixar
- Chiara Mastroianni is doubly involved in “Luca”.
- It evokes her father, actor Marcello Mastroianni, and she participated in the dubbing.
- The film also reminds him of Italy and the “Cinque Terre”.
Chiara Mastroianni is proud to participate in the dubbing of Luca Enrico Casarosa, presented this Thursday in preview in Annecy and available on Disney + from Friday. Not content to pay tribute to his father, the actor Marcello Mastroianni we see in the photo, the director asked his daughter to double as the hero’s mother.
Chiara Mastroianni therefore lends her voice to this underwater creature forced to take human form to seek her runaway son in a village in Liguria. “I have some common traits with this anxious mom, even if I manage my stress better than she does,” she explains to 20 minutes. But what excited me the most was the impression of finding vacation spots from my childhood in the film! “
Before leaving for @annecyfestival where the film will be shown in preview, a small thread that compares @PixarLuca to the landscapes that inspired him. @ parco5terre pic.twitter.com/njNrrCWC5F
– Vié Caroline (@Caroklouk) June 13, 2021
As if she was there
The landscapes of ” Cinque Terre »- five villages of the Italian Riviera, in the north-west of the country, classified as a UNESCO heritage – are united in one for this beautiful story of friendship which evoked many memories for the actress. “I really had the impression of falling back into childhood as the drawings impressed me,” she admits. Even though I knew it was a cartoon, I rediscovered the immutable Italy, the one that makes us dream. “
Carried away by the voice of Chiara Mastroianni and magical, sporting and gastronomic adventures, the viewer is delighted to have met Luca, the latest addition to Pixar studios. This little sea monster who dreams of emancipating himself and his mum with gills make him flap his hands and fins as they are so well crunched.