Assolo 2014
Step into the soulful world of *Assolo (2014)*, Massimo Piccolo's vibrant blend of romance, comedy, and drama that follows Danny 'Sweet Touch' Caputo, a gifted saxophonist on the brink of jazz stardom.
Director: Massimo Piccolo
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Assolo (2014) about?
*Assolo (2014)* follows Danny 'Sweet Touch' Caputo, a saxophonist minutes away from a life-changing jazz festival performance. But as he ponders a simple question, he's pulled into a surreal realm where the ghosts of his past resurface, testing his resolve and reshaping his path to stardom. It's a tale of ambition, memory, and the music that binds them.
Who directed Assolo?
Massimo Piccolo directed *Assolo (2014)*, infusing the film with his signature blend of drama and musical flair.
Who stars in Assolo?
The film stars Antonio De Matteo as Danny Caputo, alongside Gaia D'Angelo, David Power, and Alessandra Esposito in key roles.
Is Assolo (2014) worth watching?
While IMDb hasn't rated *Assolo (2014)*, its unique fusion of romance, comedy, and jazz makes it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven films. The surreal premise and strong performances give it a fresh, atmospheric edge that lingers long after the credits roll.
How long is Assolo?
The runtime of *Assolo (2014)* is 80 minutes.
About Assolo (2014) — A Jazz-Inspired Dream That Strikes the Right Note
Step into the soulful world of *Assolo (2014)*, Massimo Piccolo's vibrant blend of romance, comedy, and drama that follows Danny 'Sweet Touch' Caputo, a gifted saxophonist on the brink of jazz stardom. As the 80-minute countdown to his big break ticks away, Danny's restless mind drifts into a surreal dimension where the haunting, sensual echoes of his past collide with his dreams. Directed by Piccolo and infused with the raw energy of live music, this film captures the tension between ambition and memory, wrapping viewers in a dreamlike journey that's as rhythmic as it is emotional.
With Antonio De Matteo's soulful performance at its heart, *Assolo (2014)* weaves together laughter, longing, and the hypnotic pull of jazz into a story that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. The film's lush atmosphere—part love letter to music, part introspective odyssey—makes it a standout for fans of character-driven dramas with a musical heartbeat.