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Highlighting the power of local stories, Italy’s box office has been taken by storm by “The Boy With Pink Pants,” Margherita Ferri’s intimate film telling the harrowing true tale of a 15-year-old boy who took his own life after enduring bullying at school and online.

Produced and fully financed by Tarak Ben Ammar’s Eagle Pictures and Roberto Proia’s Weekend Films, “The Boy With Pink Pants” has conquered Italian audiences en masse, grossing more than €8.5 million ($9 million) from 1.3 million admissions since its Nov. 7 release. In terms of ticket sales, it’s even beat Hollywood heavyweights such as “Wicked,” “Dune 2,” “Gladiator 2” and “Venom 3.”

Without resorting to splashy special effects, a massive cast or a famed IP, “The Boy With Pink Pants” struck an emotional chord across the country and became a cultural phenomenon. Traditionally, European movies that reach that level of mainstream popularity are either comedies or family-friendly animated fare.

“Di4ries” is a series starring Andrea Arru, Favia Leone, and Biagio Vendetti among other young actors.

An entertaining series for young people about their lives, dreams, and spiritual discoveries.

Of the hundreds we have seen, it continues to be successful.

“Di4ries” is characterized, above all, by its positive vibes.

Di4ries Plot

Pietro is already 14 years old and is facing his last year with his lifelong friends, in a new school and with the need to adapt to new challenges, situations, and, above all, new loves.

About the Series

“Di4ries” is a series specially designed from the perspective of teenagers. A friendly drama, a classic comedy, about young boys who are going through different stages in their lives, and above all, a series about friendship and camaraderie. You know those series where teenagers usually have a point and show their view of the ridiculous world of adults? “Di4ries” is a bit like that,...