Fabrizio De André: Principe libero

Fabrizio De André, an already acclaimed poet and musician, wanders the alleys of Genoa, absorbing the stories of outcasts and prostitutes who would later become the heroes of his songs. The film traces his artistic journey from early folk experiments to the creation of conceptual albums that became the voice of a generation. It simultaneously unveils the artist's private world: a strained relationship with his father, deep love for his wife, a kidnapping by terrorists, and an unwavering loyalty to his anarchist and humanist ideals. The narrative reveals how personal turmoil and social observation were forged into timeless musical works.