“Non è mai troppo tardi!” It’s never too late, says a old Italian proverb… I am sixty two, approaching the movie world as a mature woman who knows what she wants to say. “The Rosary” is the first movie I wrote, directed and produced. Along the years, as I was taking my screenwriting courses and then the direction course, I had the occasion to deal with older people, observe them, and care for them, finding out that each one of them had a different way to deal with the great losses and the great pains that might occur at an elderly age. But my belief is that life is never just tragic, tragedy carries in itself the seeds for comedy sometimes, and Italian death rites could be seen in many different ways, and suggest opposite feelings. This is why I wanted a “comedic frame” for this little movie’s tragic theme. This is a short shot with limited resources, it was manly self-produced and self-financed, but I had some help from a crowdfunding campaign, and great help from friends, relatives, and even acquaintances who fell in love with the project. Most important I could count on the support, the passion and dedication of all my wonderful cast and crew members.