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Gloria!, interview with director Margherita Vicario at Cinema Made in Italy 2025 Sarah Bradbury
At the 2025 Cinema Made in Italy festival at London’s BFI, Fred Film Radio had the chance to speak with singer-songwriter turned filmmaker Margherita Vicario about her stunning directorial debut, “Gloria!“.
Margherita Vicario explained her two-part compulsion to share the story as autobiographical elements borne out of her desire to capture the intricacies of the creative process “inside the soul of an artist,” as well as to unearth a part of feminist history, in terms of female composers, that’s long been buried, like “dried flowers caught in the pages of history”.
We discussed how the movie mashes up genres in the sense of serving up core tropes of a traditional period drama, yet then often totally subverting them with anachronistic music, and injecting a contemporary feminist energy into proceedings, perhaps recalling the likes of Sofia Coppola‘s “Marie Antoinette“.
She further revealed how she fostered a close bond between the actors to replicate the sisterly bond the characters had within the convent, as well as having them take music classes to convincingly pull off playing the violin and piano.
Finally, Margherita Vicario shared how she wanted to balance shedding light on how female talents of the past were never given their full chance to shine under oppressive patriarchal structures, with a sense of joy, empowerment and inspiration as audiences leave the cinema.
Loosely based on real events from the early 19th century, Margherita Vicario’s energetic drama chronicles the work of a group of female musicians living in a religious institution outside Venice – including a prodigiously talented composer – who are tasked with performing for the new Pope. A very contemporary take on the past, replete with bravura musical performances, this stunning feature debut marks Vicario as a talent to watch.
Margherita Vicario ha ricevuto a Venezia il premio Soundtrack Stars Award, per il suo film "Gloria!", per il quale ha anche composto la colonna sonora. Un film con un enorme seguito all'estero e l'affermazione di un talento sfaccettato per l'artista …
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Gloria!, opera prima della cantautrice Margherita Vicario, è un omaggio a tutte le donne compositrici e musiciste della storia.
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