Episode 2: ‘At The Café’ | Featuring Arlo Parks | Ouverture Of Something That Never Ended

In this second episode directed by Gus Van Sant and Alessandro Michele, we follow Silvia to the neighborhood café, where she meets a friend, played by Arlo Parks, the musician and poet from London. They have a meandering conversation until realising they are surrounded by others in a variety of surreal situations. Silvia’s companion leaves to head off on a sightseeing trip around Rome in a car with some friends. The return of the mysterious flyer sets in motion a journey inside a world where all is not as it seems. #GucciOuverture #GucciFest Music: ‘Forces at Work’ written by Million/Mercer Licensed by Courtesy of the Domino Publishing and Recording Companies Ltd. and courtesy of Bar None Records. Published by Stationary Music ‘SMALLTOWN BOY’ (S. Bronski / L. Steinbachek / J. Sommerville) (P) 1984 London Music Stream LTD. © 1984 Bronski Music Ltd / BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music Italiana S.r.l. and BMG Rights Management (Italy) srl ‘Within’’ ‘El Cairum’’ Performed and produced by Jamison Baken ‘P-Machinery’ Written by Ralf Doerper Michael Mertens (P) 1985 Universal Music Italia Srl © Universal Music Publishing Ricordi Srl ‘Dive In!’ Performed and produced by Jamison Baken S. Rachmaninov ‘Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43: Var. 18 Andante Cantabile’ Mantovani Orchestra, Annunzio Mantovani (Conductor) Courtesy of NAXOS Deutschland – www.naxos.de ‘Fifty Shades Of Green’ Written by Gordon, Kim A Published by: Kobalt Music P