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1 lug 2021 · With Leon de la Vallée, Paolo Pierobon, Maria Roveran, Fabrizio Ferracane. The end of civilization has arrived. A Father and his Son are among the survivors. When the Father dies, the Son decides to undertake a journey along a river, in search of someone who can read his journal.
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- Drama, Sci-Fi
- Claudio Cupellini
- 2021-07-01
Land of the Sons est un film réalisé par Claudio Cupellini avec Leon de la Vallée, Paolo Pierobon. Synopsis : Dans le futur, un mystérieux fléau a mis fin à la civilisation. L’humanité a...
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- min | Science Fiction
- Claudio Cupellini
- 2022-05-24
The Land of the Sons is a film directed by Claudio Cupellini with Leon De La Vallée, Paolo Pierobon, Maria Roveran, Fabrizio Ferracane .... Year: 2021. Original title: La terra dei figli. Synopsis: The end of civilization has arrived. A Father and his Son are among the survivors.
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- Italy
- Gergely Pohárnok
- Claudio Cupellini
1 lug 2021 · The new film from Claudio Cupellini, adapted from the graphic novel of the same name by Gipi and set in a post-apocalyptic future, is an ancestral, disturbing mirror of the present 01/07/2021 | Films | Reviews | Italy/France
LAND OF THE SONS - Indigo Film. by Claudio Cupellini. Film. Production year 2021. Length 120’ min. Release Date 1st July, 2021. Synopsis. The end of civilization has arrived. The apocalypse has wiped out a large part of humanity and the earth has stopped bearing fruit.
1 lug 2021 · by Camillo De Marco. 01/07/2021 - The new film from Claudio Cupellini, adapted from the graphic novel of the same name by Gipi and set in a post-apocalyptic future, is an ancestral, disturbing mirror of the present. Valerio Mastandrea and Leon de la Vallée in The Land of Sons.
1 lug 2021 · Overview. Civilisation is coming to an end. The death of his only relative gives a feral boy the pretext to journey beyond the confines of his home environment; only by doing this will he be able to decipher his father's journal, the most valuable artefact in his legacy.
