Wednesday
November 11th
18:00
Adults
Cinema that speaks
Children's voices can be heard coming from an old movie theater on the outskirts of Rome, a shame it's empty. What links those voices to the victims of a serious accident a few years earlier? An entire community asks this question in this story of fathers who have stopped speaking to each other, locked in their grief, and who have one last chance to connect with their children. Andrea Vianello (I figli si baciano di notte, Solferino) guides us through a fascinating narrative suspended between oblivion and life. He is interviewed by Guido Affini.
Children's voices can be heard coming from an old movie theater on the outskirts of Rome, a shame it's empty. What links those voices to the victims of a serious accident a few years earlier? An entire community asks this question in this story of fathers who have stopped speaking to each other, locked in their grief, and who have one last chance to connect with their children. Andrea Vianello (I figli si baciano di notte, Solferino) guides us through a fascinating narrative suspended between oblivion and life. He is interviewed by Guido Affini.
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