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Feature <strong>Film</strong>s<br />
36<br />
After growing up in Switzerland, 13-year-old Marta<br />
returns to a city in southern Italy with her mother and<br />
older sister. Independent and inquisitive, she joins a<br />
catechism class at a local church. However, the games<br />
and religious pop songs she encounters t<strong>here</strong> do not<br />
nearly satisfy her interest in faith. Struggling to find<br />
her place, Marta pushes the boundaries of the class,<br />
the priest, and the church. Contemplating religion is an<br />
enduring tradition in Italian cinema, but director Alice<br />
Rohrwacher brings a fresh inflection and a provocative<br />
artistic vision. Her vérité aesthetic emphasizes character<br />
and subtle behavior. Uninterested in shallow critique,<br />
In this lighthearted comedy about the trials and<br />
tribulations of family life, Mélanie Laurent (Inglorious<br />
Bastards, La Rafle) stars as Justine, a twenty-something<br />
commitment-phobe who works at an x-ray lab by day<br />
and as a creative artist by night. After dumping yet<br />
another boyfriend, she moves in with her sister Dom,<br />
who is trying to adopt. The sisters are united against<br />
their apparently selfish, cynical and heartless father<br />
Éli. Fate then takes an interesting twist when the girls’<br />
60 year-old father announces that his third wife is<br />
expecting a baby! Ironically, his daughter yearns for a<br />
Corpo CeLeSTe<br />
Corpo Celeste posits a girl who is resolutely searching for deeper<br />
truths. Marta instinctively rebels against the apathy and hypocrisy of<br />
the adults around her, including a priest who is more interested in his<br />
career than in faith. Ultimately, Maria’s spirituality is as much of the<br />
Earth as it is of the heavens.<br />
[Dir, Alice Rohrwacher, 2011, Italy, 35mm, 98 mins. In Italian with<br />
English subtitles.]<br />
Website: www.filmmovement.com<br />
This film is part of the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: ITALY<br />
child but has to adopt, whilst Éli seems less than thrilled to be a father<br />
once again. At the same time, in trying to get closer to his daughter, Éli<br />
succeeds in befriending Justine’s exes without her knowing. He almost<br />
ruins everything when Justine falls in love with Sami, who might be<br />
“the one.” A hilarious and moving comedy, starring great actresses<br />
together with the brilliant Michel Blanc as Eli.<br />
[Dir. Mona Achache, 2010, France, 35mm, 98 mins. In French with<br />
English subtitles]<br />
Website: www.filmmovement.com<br />
Sponsored by:<br />
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sAt NOV 10 2:50 pm-4:30 pm<br />
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The DaY I SaW Your hearT<br />
(et SoudAin tout<br />
le monde me mAnqué)<br />
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