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The Double Hour
Italy, 2009, 95 min.
A psychological thriller with fascinating story structure. Sonia meets Guido at a speed dating event; they click, fall in love and become a couple--until a surprising violent event interferes. A thrilling latter day film noir.
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Eighteen Years Later
Italy, 2010, 106 min.
Two brothers who haven’t spoken for 18 years are forced by their father’s will to undertake a road trip together to bring his ashes to Southern Italy. It’s a dramatic comedy, with a touch of fantastic, that surprises and moves.... more
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The First Beautiful Thing
Italy, 2010, 120 min.
A family comedy with strong emotions but free of sentimentalism. Bruno returns to his rural hometown to visit his dying mother with whom he has a love/hate relationship because of her unconventional behavior. Winner, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Screenplay, Donatello Awards.... more
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The Four Times
Italy, 2010, 88 min.
A gentle observational parable, The Four Times leads viewers silently through windows, fields and seasons into a quiet state of wonder at the simple beauty of the cycle of life. If you are looking for plot, action or narrative, you’ve come to the wrong place. This is pure poetry – a palate cleanser ... more
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Loose Cannons
Italy, 2010, 110 min.
The wealthy, pasta-producing Cantone family is well respected in their beautiful Baroque town in southern Italy. But situations spin out of control when eldest son Antonio announces he is gay leaving younger brother Tommaso as the family’s only hope for the future in this outrageously fun family com... more
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The Man Who Will Come
Italy, 2009, 117 min.
The Marzabotto massacre of 1944 marks one of the darkest moments of Italian history. Through the eyes of a little child and her rural family, World War II takes on a new perspective, and the tale of the infamous event is permeated with hope, despite much brutal suffering.... more
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