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Part III (Grand Finale)
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| head girl in the vineyard of Botticelli |
The final stage of spot is a veritable crescendo of emotions. The first series is the appearance of fine lavanderina converted to harvesting by the absurd logic of the evil corporate factor. Smurf hat in hand, she is a beautiful view and also seems to give a lot of trouble with experience handling a bunches of grapes weighing at least 5 kg. However, in reality few people know that she represents the transposition of television "Head of a girl on the vine" less work by Botticelli. Work that does not seem to be particularly enjoyed by the painter himself, who had repeatedly tried to set it on fire by rubbing with fingertips, not only without ever succeeding, but putting a brutal end to his great career. Icon cursed and then come to the speaker.
"It gives us good grapes!" strongly supports the girl, even if, in the frame later, a bearded little man wields it as if doubtful in the hands of a baboon excrement.
carts are already full and beautiful three thousand peasants, finally fell from their trunks naticizzati, the cry of "The last pay to drink!" Three thousand drive their tractors to the farm, blessed by the eye invisible San Crispino . The first to arrive at the courtyard of a former tenant's double TG1 and Kabir Bedi with knowledge that reflect the linguistic puzzle that has lasted throughout the spot.
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"The door to the San Crispino" says former conductor of the TG1
"What makes a good wine! " echoes the double of Kabir Bedi attaching the shoulder of fellow vintage.
Now the spot is considered final by all, including the director, but the grandfather's Ectoplasm have something to say. Hath been delivered of the child with a stick behind the ears and can look with optimism and serenity to its future. A purely spiritual future.
"A wine for all!" Says looking in my eyes the cameraman, while his smile widening taste sofficino magically change slowly in an enviable teeth tomato & nostalgia. (End)
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| sofficino The smile of his grandfather: "Tomatoes and Nostalgia" |
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