Patta's tale of trainer woe
In an atmospheric tribute to Bicycle Thieves, the streetwear brand and C41 tell the story of a young lad and his unfortunate loss.
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- Production Company C41 Studio
- Director Victor Ponten
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company C41 Studio
- Director Victor Ponten
- Post Production De Grot
- Executive Producer Leone Balduzzi
- Producer Alessandro De Agostini
- DP Neirin Jones
- Editor Govert Janse
- Colourist Erik van den Heuvel
- Sound Designer Quincy Vlijtig
- Composer Willem de Bruin
- Music Producer Morien Van Der Tang
Credits
powered by
- Production Company C41 Studio
- Director Victor Ponten
- Post Production De Grot
- Executive Producer Leone Balduzzi
- Producer Alessandro De Agostini
- DP Neirin Jones
- Editor Govert Janse
- Colourist Erik van den Heuvel
- Sound Designer Quincy Vlijtig
- Composer Willem de Bruin
- Music Producer Morien Van Der Tang
Vittorio De Sica's 1948 neorealist classic Ladri di Biciclette (Bicycle Thieves) may be one of cinema's greatest ever films, but it's not the sort of pop-culture hit you see referenced in many commercials.
Taking its cue from the original's father-and-son hunt for missing items comes streetwear brand Patta and creative production company C41's Ladri di Patta, an atmospheric and touching story of a lad's lost gift and his dad's attempted retrieval.
Deliciously captured by Dutch director Victor D. Ponten, and backed with a reimagination of the the original film's melancholic soundtrack by Patta affiliated musician Willem de Bruin, this characterful and gently constructed short is a neat celebration of the one year anniversary of the Patta Milan store.
