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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
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"Cidade; Campo", interview with the director Juliana Rojas Angelo Acerbi
Juliana Rojas presents her new film “Cidade; Campo” at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival. The film narrates two separate stories, like two films in one, linked by a common theme: migration. Two opposite paths, one from the countryside to the city, and the other reversed from city to countryside, that involve common issues as family ties, grief, work relations and love.
One of the goals of “Cidade; Campo” is to confront the essence of modern city life, the materialistic approach that our culture has forced on us, with the existentialistic approach to life that living in the nature , with te rougher and tougher rhythm of country life, involves.
To enhance this difference, Julian Rojas decided to include in the second story of “Cidade; Campo” an element of supernatural, inspired to the ghost stories she loves. this is why the country side part has also a different look, and narrative pace.
Two tales of migration between the city and the countryside. After devastating floods in her hometown, rural worker Joana moves to São Paulo to find her sister Tania who lives with her grandson Jaime. Joana struggles to thrive in this “working city”. Entering the world of precarious employment, she applies for a job at a cleaning company. There, Joana gradually bonds with her colleagues whose collective struggle for better working conditions brings new meaning to her life. Meanwhile, her deepening relationship with young Jaime reawakens memories of her missing son. In the second part of the film, following the death of her estranged father, Flavia moves to his farm with her wife Mara. The two women struggle to make a fresh start in the wilderness. Living in the abandoned house, Flavia discovers unknown aspects of her father’s life. The couple suffers a shock when facing the harsh realities of rural daily life. Flavia begins to suspect that there is something in the woods surrounding the house. Nature forces the couple to confront old memories and ghosts.
Alessandra Miletto, director of the valle d'Aosta Film Commission talks about the birth fo three new production companies in the region, to make the territory more competitive production-wise, and also about the rise of the cap in film funding.
Birgit Oberkofler, Head Film Fund & Commission, of the IDM Film Commission Südtirol presented the two new funds IDM has started, one for Music and the other for Distribution, and also shared the experience of helping the production of "Vermiglio", …
"Paul" is the new film by Denis Côté, that brings him again at the Berlinale. With this documentary in the life of a shy and peculiar man called Paul, the director enters the world and observes the evolution of a …
"the Good Sister" by Sarah Miro Fischer starts form a personal experience of violence of the director to narrate what happens between a brother and a sister once he is accused of rape: the perception of a loved one as …
