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MAN WHO WILL COME, THE
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original title:
UOMO CHE VERRÀ, L'
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Aranciafilm, Rai Cinema, supported by MiBAC, in collaboration with Cineteca di Bologna
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Italy
year:
2009
film run:
117'
format:
35mm - colour
release date:
22/01/2010
festival & awards:
JOURNÉES DU CINÉMA ITALIEN - NICE 2013: En compétition - Prix du Public
FESTIVAL DU CINEMA ITALIEN DE BASTIA 2011: En compétition : Panorama - Grand Jury Prize
NICE 2011: Special Event
ANTALYA GOLDEN ORANGE FILM FESTIVAL 2010: Sociopolitical Films
BRUSSELS FILM FESTIVAL 2010: In Competition - Audience Award, Prime Tv Award
DAVID DI DONATELLO 2010: Best Movie, Producer (Simone Bachini, Giorgio Diritti), Best Sound (Carlo Missidenti)
FESTROIA 2010: Resistance Stories
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN 2010: Internationales Programm
GLOBI D'ORO 2010: Grand Prix Foreign Press
MONTRÉAL WORLD FILM FESTIVAL 2010: Out of Competition
MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA 2010: Perspectiva Internacional
THE GALWAY FILM FLEAD 2010: World Cinema
BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2009: Cinema Europa
ROME INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2009: The Silver Marc'Aurelio Grand Jury Award; The Golden Marc'Aurelio Audience Award for Best Film; "La Meglio Gioventù" Award for Best Film
December 1943, Monte Sole area, Gothic Line, not far from Bologna. The film tells the story of a peasant family who, like many, is struggling to get by. Martina, the youngest, is an eight-year-old only-child. She speaks to no-one. When her mother becomes pregnant, all the little girl’s attentions are focused on the coming baby. Her father too anxiously hopes and waits for a male heir to take his place. In the midst of various human vicissitudes, partisan actions and German and Fascist raids, the months go by toward the end of the war and the child grows in its mother’s womb. On the night of September 28th 1944, the baby is finally born. Almost at the same time the SS unleash an unprecedented reprisal in the area, which will go down in history as “The Massacre of Marzabotto”.
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