MOVING IN 2008 (2021, Feature Film)
Logline: A family tragedy during the recession of 2008, catalyzed by unemployment, personal crisis, and illness.
Status: Stream on Prime Video
Festivals: Napa Valley Film Festival, Heartland International Film Festival, Cinequest Film Festival, Brooklyn Film Festival, deadCenter Film Festival (Special Jury Prize Winner), Rhode Island International Film Festival, Charlotte Film Festival, Tuscon Film Festival
Credits
Written and Directed by Calogero Carucci
Produced by Calogero Carucci, Todd Remis, and Gus Passanante
Cinematography by Koshi Kiyokawa
Edited by Dov Yellin
Press
NPR interview for the show 'All of It' with Alison Stewart - Guest hosted by Rebeca Ibarra
Writer/director/producer Calogero Carucci joins us to discuss his feature film "Moving in 2008," which closed the Brooklyn Film Festival this year. The film follows a family dealing with hardship during the 2008 recession.
The slate of narrative features being at the festival include…“Moving in 2008.”
We’re All We’ve Got – Moving in 2008 - William J. Hammon, ActuallyPaid.com
When things are at their bleakest, these are the moments we cling to in order to keep going, to survive, and Carucci freaking nails it every time. When all you’ve got is each other, you find a way to make it work. Carucci’s been there. I’ve been there. Too many of us have been there, and for a lot of them, they’ll be back there if they haven’t fallen back already. Carucci seems to have found his break in the clouds via the art of film, and if this is what he’s capable of in his feature debut, I can safely say his future will be bright indeed.
deadCenter Film Festival Awards Show cites best of the best - Brett Dickerson, Oklahoma City Free Press
Special Jury Narrative Feature: Moving in 2008, Dir. Calogero Carucci
On the Town: DeadCenter shaping up to be world-class film showcase - Lillie-Beth Brinkman, The Journal Record
Moving in 2008 from writer/director/producer Calogero Carucci’s lens.
Friday One Sheet: The DOWNHILL RACER Homage, MOVING IN 2008 - Kurt Halfyard, Screen Anarchy
The pleasures of minimalism are on display in Sister Hyde Design's design for the great recession drama, Moving in 2008. Every now and again, I note an homage to one of the more iconic posters of the late 1960s, the Robert Redford sports drama, Downhill Racer. Itself, perhaps, a riff on the memorable key art for Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby… Calogero Carucci's tragic story is set during the recession of 2008, catalyzed by unemployment, personal crisis, and illness, where so many middle class American's lost their homes and their financial futures. You can see much of this in the uncertain, melancholic eyes. It is always a good idea to emphasize the eyes in a poster, as it locks in the casual viewer. Windows to the soul and all that.
OKC's deadCenter Film Festival announces record-breaking 2021 lineup for June 10-20 event - Brandy McDonnell, The Oklahoman
Writer, director and producer Calogero Carucci delves into a family’s personal tragedies, which have been compounded by the 2008 financial recession, in "Moving in 2008.”
Lineup Announced For 24th Brooklyn Film Festival - Pete Mason, NYS Music
MOVING IN 2008 Dir: Calogero Carucci, United States, 78 min, 2020, Narrative Feature, East Coast Premiere. A family tragedy during the recession of 2008, catalyzed by unemployment, personal crisis, and illness.
Brooklyn Film Festival Unveils Plan For Virtual, In-Person Shows - News Chant
Dir: Calogero Carucci, United States, 78 min, 2020, Narrative Feature, East Coast Premiere. A household tragedy throughout the recession of 2008, catalyzed by unemployment, personal disaster, and sickness.