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Scented memories, with 'Fior Di Latte' director Charlotte Ercoli
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Charlotte Ercoli joins us to discuss her debut feature 'Fior Di Latte,' a film as rich and layered as its title suggests. Her journey of transforming a personal obsession with perfume into a meditation on memory and identity reveals an artist unafraid to mine her own fascinations for cinematic gold.
Charlotte opens up about the intimate process of translating scent into cinema, revealing how she captured the essence of Italy within a demanding filming schedule. We dive into the meticulous production design choices that bring her vision to life, and explore the complex character of Mark—played by Tim Heidecker—as he navigates nostalgia's double-edged sword.
Our conversation weaves between the film's thematic depths and Charlotte's sharp wit, creating a dynamic that mirrors the movie itself: sometimes a delightful journey, other times a hazardous plunge into uncomfortable truths. A candid discussion about the art of storytelling and the treacherous power of remembering.
(Photo credit: Thimios Bakatakis)
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