In the 1970s Naples’ Forcella neighborhood, there was this kid, Enrico Frattasio, who had dreams of becoming a DJ. He worked as a cleaner at a record store but also made mixtapes for his buddies on the side, and they became a hit. Then, he got this brilliant but slightly misguided idea of mass-producing album copies.
“Mixed by Erry” is the story about the dramatic rise and fall of three Naples brothers who launched a pirate mixtape empire, bringing pop music to 1980s Italian youth.
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The film’s soundtrack is nostalgically immersive, while the dialogue and sound design enhance the world setting. The seamless integration of archival footage effortlessly transports you to historical events, providing a sense of presence and adding a captivating realism.
Drawing inspiration from Simona Frasca’s book of the same name, Mixed by Erry is a fascinating reminder of the era’s conflicting views on piracy, offering both challenges and newfound freedom.
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