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Duration - 94 Min
2019
Countries - Italy
8,2 of 10
Creators - Beniamino Barrese
directed by - Beniamino Barrese
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Directors Beniamino Barrese Hidden Network Storia Di B. La Scomparsa Di Mia made. This movie will seem profound if youre about 16. Tacky & preachy if youre over 40. La cosa triste e' che lo racconta pure... غاد تكون شي يد خفية وراء هذه الجريمة. الله يكون في عاون ميمتها. يكمن يكون معاه شي حد. ماشي بوحدو. يمكن هزوها ولاحوها في شي بلاصة أخرى الله يسمعهم خبار لخير. ميمتها لي محروقا على عليها. الله معاك اميمتي.

 

(ah yes, when I read it was 188 minutes long, and realized that translated into three hours, I had serious second thoughts; could not remember a movie I´d seen that had held my attention for more than two hours. I figured I could always walk out. 29/01/2019 - Beniamino Barrese films a documentary about his mother, the combative and iconic 75-year-old feminist model Benedetta Barzini, who reflects on the power of images Beniamino Barrese and Benedetta Barzini in The Disappearance of My Mother "I do not want to be seen, I want to disappear. It would be difficult for anyone to shoot a documentary on this premise, as declared by the films subject herself. Especially when the subject is the combative and iconic 75-year-old feminist model Benedetta Barzini. In The Disappearance of My Mother. see also: trailer film profile] – in competition in the World Cinema Documentary section at Sundance Film Festival 2019 – Beniamino Barrese manages to craft a tender biography of his mother, eventually overcoming her reluctance to be filmed. "No one has ever photographed the real me, my face is not for sale. she once said in an interview many years ago, which is included in the rich audiovisual material that features in the documentary. In his first feature film, the thirty-year-old photographer and director plays on a naive attitude, acting as if he were a son obsessed by his mother's image. "Ive spent my entire life filming and photographing her. he states at the beginning of the film. "She was my first model. When she told me she was leaving and not coming back, I realised I wasnt ready to let her go just yet. " Photographed by big names such as Irving Penn and Richard Avedon in New York in the 1960s, where she attended Andy Warhol's Factory, Benedetta later returned to Italy to appear on the cover of the first issue of Vogue Italia in 1964. An anti-conformist rebel from a rich and highly-educated family, Benedetta was a militant of the radical left in Milan in the fervent 1970s, before accepting a teaching post at the University of Urbino and Milan Polytechnic. Today, she teaches her students about radical anti-capitalism at the NABA New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan: The history of the textile and clothing industry is shameful. She shows them advertisements from fashion magazines, terribly symbolic of the idea we want to have of women. pondering "why imperfection bothers me so much. She preaches about non-beauty after having reckoned with her own for 50 years. “Yes, but why do you want to leave? ” asks the son-cum-director, who continues to look for an actress to play his mother in an endless casting process. “I want to go to a place that is opposite to the one I've lived in until now, where everything seems to be owed to the image and not to memory. I am interested in the things you cant see. ” In short, Benedetta wants to live on a desert island, without a credit card, bank account, telephone or computer. He follows her everywhere with his camera, and she is sometimes uncooperative, and sometimes participatory. He is her son. We see them at the Teatro Dal Verme in Milan, where the mayor awards her a gold medal. Or on the catwalk together with the eighteen-year-old models at London Fashion Week. One day, they receive a visit from Lauren Hutton, the legendary actress and American model, who once starred in American Gigolo. Lauren is the same age as Benedetta, they were both born in 1943. But they have not seen each other for 50 years. Hutton reminisces about how she only starting modelling so she could pay to go traveling with her boyfriend, but continues to do so because "it's like a gold mine, much better than making movies! Benedetta reiterates her decision to “leave behind the white men who have devastated the world. ” Words that may seem somewhat incredible and ridiculous. When her son finally asks her if he can film her departure, she refuses. The only scene that she would like filmed at that point "is the breaking of [his] camera. A game between mother and son that serves to document the life of a living legend who is in a constant battle with her surroundings, as well as a to reflect on the power of images. Developed at the cubator Workshop in 2018, the film was produced by Nanof in collaboration with RAI Cinema and co-produced by RYOT Films (United States. Sales are being handled by Autlook Films. (Translated from Italian.

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Directors Beniamino Barrese Hidden Network Storia Di B. La Scomparsa Di Mia madreperla. Directors Beniamino Barrese Hidden Network Storia Di B. La Scomparsa Di Mia madre. A year with a difference for Festival do Rio, which took place in December (9-19) for the first time.  A year in which Festival do Rio existed thanks to the support of its many collaborators, supporters, producers and friends from around the world. A year in which Festival do Rio  maintained  its traditions, and guaranteed that Rio de Janeiro and its loyal cinema going public could get to see a compact selection of around 100 international productions that included many cinematographic highlights from 2019 as well as some of the most anticipated films set for release in 2020. Movies for film buffs and audiences of every taste and age. And the festival still offered its extensive window onto the most recent Brazilian productions that screened as part of Premiere Brasil. Arturo Ripstein, Ken Loach, Terrence Mallick, Serge Losnitza, Lav Diaz, Clint Eastwood, Celine Schiamma, Jim Jarmusch, Christoph Honoré, Abel Ferrara, Ira Sachs, Marco Bellocchio, the Dardenne Brothers, Pedro Costa, Xavier Dolan, Werner Herzog, Marielle Heller, Robert Eggers, Alain Cavalier, and many other great directors, were all represented and had their films screening to the festivals audiences over 11 days in December 2019 at 15 theatres that stretched across Rio. From 9 to 19 December the cinema going public in Rio had the opportunity to check out both international and domestic Brazilian films. They included award-winners, some of 2019's most talked about and commented on productions, and rarities from the archives. The public also got to vote for the best of Première Brasil, participate in debates, special sessions and lectures with filmmakers and the stars, and the workshops of the RioMarket that were based at the Rio Othon Palace on Copacabana Beach. Festival do Rio celebrated its 20th anniversary and opened its 21st edition on 9 December with Greta Gerwigs long-awaited Little Women at the traditional Cine Odeon - Luiz Severiano Ribeiro Cultural Center in downtown Rio. A strong Oscar nominee, the story follows the lives of the March sisters as they move into adulthood without their father, who is away fighting in the American Civil War. Festival highlights included Jay Roachs critically acclaimed Bombshell, featuring Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman, about charges of sexual abuse filed against Fox News' Roger Ailes. And the Toronto Festival-winning comedy JoJo Rabbit by Taika Waititi, with Scarlett Johansson, about a  little boy who has Hitler as an imaginary friend. The latest works of award-winning directors were shown during the festival, such as Ken Loach's Sorry We Missed You, Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life, Clint Eastwoods Richard Jewell, Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die, Abel Ferrara's Tommaso, Christopher Honoré's On A magical Night,  Ira Sachss Frankie, with Isabelle Huppert, Rupert Goolds Judy, with Renée Zellweger, Lav Diaz's The Halt, Xavier Dolan's Matthias & Maxime, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood by Marielle Heller, with Tom Hanks, The Traitor by Marco Bellocchio, Family Romance by Werner Herzog, Vitalina Varela and In the bedroom of Vanda by Pedro Costa, Young Ahmed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, among others. The festival selection also included: great documentaries such as Sergei Loznitsa's State Funeral, Alain Cavalier's Être vivant et le savoir, Alan Elliott and Sydney Pollack's Amazing Grace, Diego Maradona by Asif Kapadia, Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin by Werner Herzog, Citizen K  by Alex Gibney, Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Kim Longinotto's Shooting the Mafia, Victor Kossakovsky's Aquarela, The Capote Tapes by Ebs Burnough, The Kingmaker by Lauren Greenfield, and  Memory - The Origins of Alie, by Alexandre O. Philippe 2019 discoveries such as Alma Har'el's Honey Boy, Ladj Ly's Les Misérables, Oliver Laxes O que arde, Dylda, by Kantemir Balagov, And Then We Dance by Levan Akin, John Nicholau's Technoboss, La virgen de agosto by Jonás Trueba, Sibyl  by Justine Triet, Martin Eden by Pietro Marcello, Adam by Rhys Ernst, The Climb by Michael Covino, Campo by Tiago Hespanha, and Systemsprenger by Nora Fingscheidt; successes from the worlds great festivals, such as Portrait de la jeune fille en feu by Céline Sciamma, Zombie Child by Bertrand Bonello, Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse, Tenki no ko by Makoto Shinkai, It Must Be Heaven by Elia Suleiman, Family Romance, LLC by Werner Herzog, Ang hupa by Lav Diaz, Little Joe by Jessica Hausner, Synonymes by Nadav Lapid, Judy  by Rupert Goold, Wasp Network  by Olivier Assayas, Late Night by Nisha Ganatra, Gospod postoi, imeto i 'e Petrunija by Teona Strugar Mitevska and many others. Star Wars fans were not left out and Festival do Rio screened the two most recent episodes of the Star Wars saga: Episode VII - The Force Awakens and Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, in collaboration with the numerous Jedi Council fans, as well as the Brazilian premier of the latest Star Wars episode, J. J. Abrams Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker. Watson Macedo's classic  Aviso aos Navegantes, the first film restored by the Brazilian Cinema Research Center (CPCB) had a special screening at MAM's Cinematheque, which was followed by a panel discussing restoration. The publics chance to meet with directors, actors and producers of films screening in Première Brasil took place at Odeon NET Claro - Luiz Severiano Ribeiro Cultural Center, Estação NET Rio, and at the MAM Cinematheque. The Rio Othon Palace was the official headquarters of RioMarket, the business side of the Festival. Cinema used by Festival do Rio included  Odeon NET Claro – Centro Cultural Luiz Severiano Ribeiro, Estação NET Gávea, Estação NET Ipanema, Estação NET Botafogo, Estação NET Rio, Roxy, Kinoplex São Luiz, Kinoplex Tijuca, Cinemateca do MAM, IMS – Instituto Moreira Salles and Reserva Cultural in  Niterói. Some of the films to screen between 9 and 19 December 2019 at Festival do Rio included: PANORAMA  2019 Amundsen by Espen Sandberg  Ang hupa by Lav Diaz  Aspromonte - La terra degli ultimi by Mimmo Calopresti  A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood by Marielle Heller  Bombshell by Jay Roach Chambre 212 by Christophe Honoré  The Current War by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon  Der Boden unter den Füßen by Marie Kreutze Dernier amour by Benoît Jacquot  Diego Maradona by Asif Kapadia  Doidos de Pedra by Luiz Eduardo Ozório Dolce Fine Giornata by Jacek Borcuch Être vivant et le savoir by Alain Cavalier  Família de Axé by Tetê Moraes  Family Romance, LLC by Werner Herzog  La fille au bracelet by Stéphane Demoustier  Frankie by Ira Sachs  Gospod postoi, imeto i' e Petrunija by Teona Strugar Mitevska  A Hidden Life by Terrence Malick  Les hirondelles de Kaboul by Zabou Breitman, Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec  Honey Boy by Alma Har'el  It Must Be Heaven by Elia Suleiman Le jeune Ahmed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne  Jojo Rabbit by Taika Waititi Judy by Rupert Goold Just Mercy by  Destin Daniel Cretton  Late Night by Nisha Ganatra  Little Joe by Jessica Hausner  Madre by Rodrigo Sorogoyen  Martin Eden by Pietro Marcello  Matthias et Maxime by Xavier Dolan  Les misérables by Ladj Ly Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin by Werner Herzog Nur eine Frau by Sherry Hormann Persona non grata, by Roschdy Zem Portrait de la jeune fille en feu by Céline Sciamma  Répertoire des villes disparues by Denis Côté  Richard Jewell by Clint Eastwood  Sibyl by  Justine Triet  Skin by Guy Nattiv  Sorry We Missed You by Ken Loach State Funeral by Sergei Loznitsa  Synonymes by Nadav Lapid Technoboss by João Nicolau Il testimone invisibile by Stefano Mordini  Tommaso by Abel Ferrara La virgen de agosto by Jonás Trueba  Vitalina Varela by Pedro Costa Wasp Network by Olivier Assayas White Lie by Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas Zombi Child by Bertrand Bonello SPECIAL SCREENINGS Hyenes by Djibril Diop Mambéty  In Vandas Room by Pedro Costa Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, by J. Abrams Star Wars, The Last Jedi by Rian Johnson  Star Wars: The Force Awakens by J. Abrams Touki Bouki, by Djibril Diop Mambety EXPECTATIONS 2019 100 kilos détoiles by Marie-Sophie Chambon  Adam by Rhys Ernst  Akik maradtak by Barnabás Tóth Alice by Josephine Mackerras Alva by Ico Costa  And Then We Danced by Levan Akin  Bajkonur, Terra by Andrea Sorini Campo by Tiago Hespanha  The Climb by Michael Covino  Deux by Filippo Meneghetti  Di yi ci de li bie by Lina Wang Dylda by Kantemir Balagov Huo zhe chang zhe by Johnny Ma Hva vil folk si by Iram Haq On ment toujours à ceux quon aime by Sandrine Dumas O que arde by Oliver Laxe Pesar-Madar by Mahnaz Mohammadi Pupille by Jeanne Herry Savovi by Miroslav Terzic  Systemsprenger by Nora Fingscheidt Les traducteurs by Régis Roinsard Una ventana al mar by Miguel Ángel Jiménez Vif-argent by Stéphane Batut LATIN PREMIERE Alelí by Leticia Jorge Romero  Aos Olhos de Ernesto by Ana Luiza Azevedo  La Arrancada by Aldemar Matias  Así Habló el Cambista by Federico Veiroj  Breve historia del planeta verde by Santiago Loza  Canción Sin Nombre by Melina León  Ceniza Negra by Sofía Quirós Ubeda  El Diablo entre las Piernas by Arturo Ripstein Litigante by Franco Lolli Mano de obra by David Zonana Nona. Si me mojan, yo los quemo by Camila José Donoso Poetas del Cielo by Emilio Maillé MIDNIGHT MOVIES Amazing Grace by  Alan Elliott, Sydney Pollack  Aquarela by Victor Kossakovsky  Countdown by Justin Dec  Le Daim by Quentin Dupieux  The Dead Don't Die by Jim Jarmusch  O Filme do Bruno Aleixo by João Moreira, Pedro Santo Hatsukoi by Takashi Miike  The Kingmaker by Lauren Greenfield Lemebel by Joanna Reposi Garibaldi The Lodge by Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala  Memory: The Origins of Alien by Alexandre O. Philippe Nan Fang Che Zhan De Ju Hui, by Diao Yinan  Pelikanblut by Katrin Gebbe  Shooting the Mafia by Kim Longinotto Tenki no ko by Makoto Shinkai UNIQUE ITINERARIES Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Justin Pemberton  Citizen K by Alex Gibney Cunningham by Alla Kovgan Said: The Art of Pauline Kael by Rob Garver Storia di B, a scomparsa di mia madre by Beniamino Barrese Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders What She Unstoppable: Sean Scully and the Art of Everything by Nick Willing  XY Chelsea by Tim Travers Hawkins Voltar.

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