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This Friday, May 3, at 8:00 p.m. in the Luzzy's Acting Hall, the Ficcmoteca shows Lazzaro feliz (Italy, 2018), a classic Italian cinema in its purest form that won the best script award at the last Cannes Film Festival and it devastated in Sitges - Prize of the Jury, of the Critic and of the Young people.
Admission is free until full capacity is reached.
Directed by Alice Rohrwacher, this fable about the goodness that fluctuates between the truthful and the fantastic is attached to the heart.
Much has to do with it the protagonist, Adriano Tardiolo, young debutante actor affected by Asperger syndrome whose look is already one of the most captivating, because innocent, of the recent European cinema.
Rohrwacher, who has worked on musical projects, documentaries and theater, directed Le Meraviglie (The Wonders), winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.
SYNOPSIS
Lazzaro, a young peasant of exceptional kindness, lives in La Inviolata, a small village that has remained far from the world and controlled by the hand of the Middle Ages by Marquesa Alfonsina de Luna.
There, the life of the peasants has never changed, they are exploited and, in turn, they abuse the goodness of Lazzaro.
One summer he becomes friends with Tancredi, the Marquesa's son.
Among them arises such a precious friendship that will make Lazzaro travel through time and take him to know the modern world.
"Lazaro returns from death as if nothing had happened, although those around him have been angry and Rohrwacher rolls and films as if the Berlusconi videocracy had not devastated the golden collective memory of Italian cinema, as if the Pasolinian humanism or the Olmi's affectionate look was still there ... because they continue, thanks to the mastery of this gigantic filmmaker "(Jordi Costa, in El País).
Direction and script: Alice Rohrwacher
Performers: Adriano Tardiolo, Luca Chikovani, Alba Rohrwacher, Agnese
Graziani, Sergi López, Tommaso Ragno
Photography: Hélène Louvart
Music: Piero Crucitti
125 minutes
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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