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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
At the 42th Torino Film Festival, FRED Film Radio interviewed Jacob Møller, director of “Madame Ida”, a movie presented in competition.
“Madame Ida” is the first feature film of Jacob Møller. Where did this story come from? “I suppose it came from when I was writing it, I was very fascinated about the meaning of love and lack of love in our lives. And that came from my own parents, who both of them randomly grew up in orphanages, quite hard lives, with not a lot of love in it, and that’s led to some pretty tragic stories in my family. But they decided that me and my siblings were going to have a childhood with much more love and care than they had. And so I’ve just been fascinated by the meaning of love and care and security in our lives and what kind of human beings it creates, maybe not to have it in your lives”.
Judgment is one of the theme addresses by the movie. All the three female characters are judged for a reason or another. How did Jacob Møller, a man, work on this aspect? “The truth is that I haven’t thought about it that much”, admits the director. “I didn’t make a decision: ‘This has to be a female story’. That was just what this story required. Obviously, I’m not female and I’m not a mother, but I can tell you that I’ve never written three characters that are closer to myself than these three women are. And I’m not a woman, but I can relate to their struggles and their emotions and their tragedies and their judgments, they’re very, very close to me. The truth is I haven’t really given it much thought as to me as a man making a film about females. This was just what I wanted to make, I suppose”.
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“Madame Ida”: interview with director Jacob Møller Manuela Santacatterina
In the early 1950s, the orphan fifteen-year-old Cecilia has become pregnant. To hide the unwanted pregnancy, she is sent out to live with Ida, who is to adopt the child. Ida lives in her secluded mansion, which was once a hot spot for high society, but where she has now lived alone for a long time only with the sole company of her lifelong maid Alma. In the care of Ida and Alma, Cecilia seems to experience a glimpse of parental love for the first time in her life and despite their differences a strong bond forms between the three women. However, all of this is put to a test as the birth of the baby approaches.
Dissident brings to the audience the history of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army that fought against both Nazi Germany and the communist Soviet Union for Ukrainian independence during World War II.
Alec Baldwin at the 42° Torino Film Festival to receive the Stella della Mole Award
Matthew Broderick at the 42° Torino Film Festival to receive the Stella della Mole Award
"The Beer Girl in Yangon" is a personal family tale, by Sein Lyan Tun, a kind of autobiography of his sister and himself. The film project has raised interest in many programs and landed at TFL Feature Lab 2023, to …
"Under The Grey Sky", by Mara Tamkovic is a compelling political drama set in Belarus in the year 2020, after the rigged elections that kept the totalitarian leader Lukashenko still in power. Based on a true story, the film is …
"Ponyboi" is an involving thriller drama of redemption of a intersex sex worker who's forced to run from the seedy world of petty drug trafficking. A great performance for River gallo as Ponyboi, awarded for Best Perfomance.
From Ground Zero, an anthology of 22 short films created by talented filmmakers from Gaza is at the 42°TFF
The Black Sea, by Crystal Moselle and Derrick B. Harden lands at the 42° Torino Film Festival in competition
