Plot summary
The life of Parthenope - neither siren nor myth - from her birth in 1950 to the present day. Her long existence embodies the full repertoire of human existence: youth’s lightheartedness and its demise, classical beauty and its inexorable permutations, pointless and impossible loves, stale flirtations and dizzying passion, nighttime kisses on Capri, flashes of joy and persistent suffering, real and invented fathers, endings and new beginnings.
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The Great Beauty
"A great film that won both the Golden Globe and the Oscar for Best Foreign Film. A portrait of lust, fantasy and decadence."
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Loro 1
One of the greatest Italian filmmakers of all time, Paolo Sorrentino decided to stir up a hornet's nest: to tell the story of politician and former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. With a biographical approach full of luxury and good life, as already seen in 'Youth' and 'The Great Beauty', 'Loro' shows well-filmed details of the turbulent life of this beloved and hated icon of the Italian political scene. In addition to Sorrentino's good direction, which once again shows a firm grip on directing stories about the Italian upper class, highlight the striking performance of Toni Servillo ('The Great Beauty') as Berlusconi himself.
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The Hand of God
It's impossible not to remember the grandeur of 'La Grande Bellezza' when mentioning the name of director Paolo Sorrentino. The Italian's cinema is marked by the influence of Federico Fellini, who always knew how to bring an absurd impact in his works, and Sorrentino manages to approach this effect. If Fellini's 'Amarcord' has an autobiographical tone, 'È stata la mano di Dio' follows the same line. The movie is very intimate, particular and beautiful - even in the saddest moments. All the suffering seems to be more bearable if you live in Naples and can take a dip to cool your head, or get excited with a goal from the Neapolitan hero Diego Maradona - even if it counts with the help of the Hand of God. All with a punctual humor, without exaggeration. If cinema is a distraction from reality, as Fellini already pointed out, may our life be full of abstractions. What Sorrentino does here is art.
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Manticore
Julian is a successful video game designer tortured by a dark secret. When Diana appears in his life, Julian will begin to see a chance at happiness.
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Como el mar
Como el mar is an Argentine film where a young woman, Azul (Zoe Hochbaum), discovers that her supposed older sister (Sofía Gala Castiglione) is actually her biological mother, and the mother who has just died was really her grandmother. Seeking answers about her father, they embark on a journey to Uruguay, where they must transform their bond. This road movie moves at a slow, contemplative pace, focusing more on exploring feelings than events, which may seem too simplistic for those looking for complex dramas. However, it's an emotional film, and the performance of the legendary Carmen Maura (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) is definitely worth watching.
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My First Film
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Borders of Love
Petr and Hana, who after years together share their unspoken erotic fantasies. What begins as an innocent conversation gradually turns into experimentation with other partners and increasingly pushing the limits of just how far they can go with a non-monogamous relationship before it gets out of hand.
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