Je so’ pazzo (2026)

Je so’ pazzo delivers a vivid, emotionally charged portrait of Pino Daniele, a rebellious artist raised in the alleys of Naples who transformed Italian music by fusing blues, jazz, and Neapolitan tradition. The film follows his extraordinary ascent, from a childhood shadowed by abandonment to his legendary 1981 performance before a crowd of 200,000. Through family tensions, personal frailties, and profound loves, Pino discovers in music a language for feelings that words cannot capture. Yet success brings its own trials: an unresolved bond with his father, the weight of expectations, and the danger of repeating old mistakes. This is more than the story of a remarkable musician; it is the journey of a man wrestling with himself, searching for reconciliation with his roots and with the enduring love of a city that never stopped waiting for him.