BEHIND THE FRAME | AIDA now streaming

Published 8 months ago • 1 min read

AIDA now streaming

After 18 months of work, AIDA—the documentary I wrote and directed—has just launched on RaiPlay, Italy's national streaming platform.

I spent a year following a group of young researchers at Politecnico di Milano as they developed autonomous vehicles. It's been a long and intense journey, but seeing the story of AIDA arrive on RaiPlay is a great satisfaction.

You can watch the trailer here.

55 minutes capturing the tests the challenges, and a vision that could change how we all move.

This isn't a tech documentary. It's about the people behind the algorithms—young, determined, and ready to leave their mark.

Watch it here on RaiPlay.

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A special thanks to the entire team

who made this project possible:

Produced by Jumpp Films
Executive Producer: Alessandro Molinaro
Line Producer: Valentina Vitiello
DOP: Antonio Morra – Alessandro Tempestini
1AC / Drone Operator: Federico Marco Dariol
Senior Editor: Serena Pighi
Post Production: EEZEE
Color Grading: Diego La Rosa
Music: Guido Smider
Sound Designer: Tommaso Barbaro

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