Infinite Colours

Stone Island presents Infinite Colours, a feature-length film by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto about the community of workers at its headquarters in Ravarino, deep in the industrial district of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. The docu-poem tells the story of Stone Island from an unparalleled perspective – by the people who make the garments themselves – conveying the unique spirit of continual research and experimentation that lies at the heart of the community and the brand. "Stone Island is all about infinite colours—not just the shades of its garments, but the endless creativity behind them. The title Infinite Colours is a nod to this approach, a way of thinking about possibilities and opportunities, brought to life by a community of people who turn bold visions into reality.” – Ken-Tonio Yamamoto CREDITS A docu-poem by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto and a Wildframe production Written and directed by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto Produced by Tommaso Haimann and Bianca Haimann Directors of photography Ken-Tonio Yamamoto, Paolo Caimi, Karim Andreotti Editor Marco Bonini Score and sound design by Alberto Ladduca and Falko P. Eidner Music Tracks “Tendril” & “Cradle” composed and produced by Lyra Pramuk & curated by C2C Festival Graphic Design by 12:01 AM Office of Hassan Rahim #InfiniteColours