Seven genetically defective racehorses are forced to share their old age while waiting for slaughter. In the theatrical and dramatic play, the imaginative tale of human beasts becomes a pretext for a profound reflection on the tragic theme of predestination, disease, death, the precariousness and brevity of existence, and individual responsibility concerning the choices made throughout life.

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with Alessandro Bernardini, Luca Carrieri, Matteo Cateni, Chiara Cavalieri, Christian Cavorso, Viola Centi, Massimiliano De Rossi, Massimo Di Stefano, Michele Fantilli, Marcello Fonte, Emma Grossi, Gabriella Indolfi, Giulio Maroncelli, Piero Piccinin, Giancarlo Porcacchia, Fabio Rizzuto 

costumes Mari Caselli

assistant to costumes Costanza Solaro Del Borgo
scenographic design Valentina Esposito

scenography Edoardo Timmi

make up Mari Caselli
music Luca Novelli 
light Alessio Pascale
sound designer Simone Colaiacomo

photo Jo Fenz
press office Carla Fabi Roberta Savona

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A production by Fort Apache Cinema Teatro.

With the support of the Ministry of Culture, Lazio Region, Otto per Mille Valdese.

In collaboration with the Ministry of Justice - Department of Penitentiary Administration, Guarantor for persons subject to restrictive measures of personal freedom of Lazio, Sapienza University of Rome, ATCL Spazio Rossellini - Multidisciplinary Cultural Center of the Lazio Region, U.E.P.E. Office of External Penal Execution of Rome, Artisti 7607, Città dell'Altra Economia - CAE.

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Director's Notes:

Non-Human Destination is a tale without morals, as bitter and inhuman as a fairy tale can be, built on the loneliness to which the times we live in force us, and on the thought of death, on the void left by those who have gone, on pain, anger, and fear. On the beastly effort to live against and despite the certainty of death.