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A thick and marvelously shot film, on homophobia and machismo, with a unexpected brutal honesty at its core.
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PODCAST | Angelo Acerbi interviews Rolf De Heer, director of the film The Survival Of Kindness.
Rolf De Heer, director of The Survival of Kindness, in Competition at the Berlinale 73, talks with Fred Radio about the way this film was born, the peculiar way of wruitung if and the intense but rewarding process of shooting, to create a movie with a powerful message against racism.
The Survival Of Kindness: In the middle of the desert, BlackWoman is abandoned on a trailer, in a cage. Her captors have left her to die. But she is not ready to pass. She escapes, and walks through pestilence and persecution, from desert to mountain to city, to find … more captivity. Those responsible are reluctant to relinquish their privileges, and BlackWoman, escaping once more, must find solace in her beginnings. As in his last film Charlie’s Country, the tragic hero of Rolf de Heer’s new work clearly asks: “What is left of our humanity?” This time the hero is a woman, portrayed with an unforgettable mix of bravery and weariness by Mwajemi Hussein. The Dutch-Australian filmmaker’s searing moral fable subverts our expectations by playing with a variety of genres, but confirms his indisputable understanding of the burden endured by ethnic minorities in a white man’s world. Their tragedy is amplified by the apocalyptic situation in which humankind finds itself, and their isolation further underlined by the film’s striking and meticulously composed dystopian landscapes. Poised between poetry and despair, BlackWoman’s thought-provoking story gradually gives shape to the most moving of exploits: the will to resist.
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Angelo Acerbi Berlin International Film Festival Berlinale2023 Panorama Rolf De Heer The Survival Of Kindness
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