“Sem Coração (Heartless)”, interview with Directors Nara Normande and Tião
Explore the captivating self-discovery journey in "Sem Coração (Heartless)" as directors Nara Normande and Tião delve into their film's unique narrative.
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Kohki Hasei – Director – Blanka
Kohki Hasei visits us in our Venice studio to talk about his latest feature, Blanka, part of the Biennale College project.
Blanka: 11-year-old Blanka lives in the streets of Manila. She has no family and survives by begging and stealing from tourists. One day she stops to watch tv in front of an electronics shop: according to the news program, a famous actress has adopted a child that is now living a happy life. An absurd idea flashes into her mind: perhaps, if she could buy a mother, she could also have a good life – going to school, living in a nice house. But she has to multiply her efforts in order to collect enough money. A new opportunity seems to arise from her meeting with Peter, a 55-year-old blind street musician. Blanka and Peter start to help each other live on the street: the little girl helps Peter collect money from his audience, and the musician teaches Blanka how to sing. Blanka has a beautiful voice and, for the first time in her life, she sees that she has other skills other than stealing. However, Peter is concerned about Blanka’s future on the streets; the wisest thing to do for Blanka would probably be to take her to an orphanage. When Blanka finds out Peter’s intentions, she runs away. So she is back to the starting point: stealing and facing street dangers once again. But when the situation is getting truly critical, Peter appears, just in time to save her.
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Mostra del Cinema di VeneziatodaySeptember 7, 2023 1
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