Il Pappafreud

A series written by Ottavio Rosati and Alfredo Antonaros for Raisat from an original idea by Rosati and [name/nm0686087] conducted with Teto and "Nanda" a voracious squirrel. Produced by Rai Sat Gambero Rosso. The surrealistic/comic myth of the series is that Sigmund Freud has reincarnated in a Cacatoa Alba and that, to purify his karma learning the theories of the psychoanalist Melanie Klein. Rosati, must take him to markets and restaurants where passers-by ask him questions about food. Rosati will respond through the Kleinian model, citing clinical cases and pieces of film, in a studio with cages and pets. Here the cacatoa wanders in the company of the blue-headed Amazon Miss. With them there is also the female squirrel Nanda, inside a cage set with pine branches. Her likeness with the Americanist [name/nm0686087] close friend of Ottavio, strikes Igles Corelli and Bruno Barbieri the famous chefs of the Gambero Rosso who bring her enormous quantities of fruit. The beautiful squirrel looks insatiable. Rosati suspects that Nanda secretly takes the fruit to a secret lover in her nest. Ottavio Rosati presents the subject of Il Pappafreud to Rai in the form of a comic story: Teto is the Cacatoa Alba president of my school of Pet Therapy. The teaching committee consists of an Amazon (Miss), a Krameris (Tweety), a rabbit (Angora) and a squirrel Callosciurus (Panza del Ventre). The secretary of the school is my friend Fernanda Pivano, the famous Italian writer and translator from Hemingway. From my last trip to Vienna my beloved Cacatoa gets agitated and talks in his sleep. The veterinarian observes that Teto speaks German. He administers him a homeopathic medicine but in vain: the disorder continues, even worse. I'm very worried. What to do? [name/nm0686087] invites me to go by train to Siberia in search of a shaman specialized in birds. I look for and find the most expensive: he accepts the case, takes Teto and goes with him to the smoke hut. I spend the night in the cold, dying of cold and looking at the tent from which emerge drums, fires and vapors. At dawn the Medicine Man comes out and makes a shocking revelation: my parrot is invaded by the spirit of an Austrian father of Psychoanalysis who fled to London where he had no respect for an important sorceress. Teto invaded by Freud? Such as? When? Why? I do not like this story. And then why does it involve my quiet existence? What have I got to do with Freud? The shaman does not answer. He asks and gets a tho