2007
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8 mar 2021 · I Believe in One Only Father: Directed by Luca Guardabascio. With Chiara Primavesi, Luca Lionello, Maddalena Ischiale, Flavio Bucci. Falcino, a small town in the south of Italy. No one sees. No one hears. Nobody talks. But everyone knows. And so they all become accomplices of a tragedy against women, against kids, against a family.
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- Crime, Drama
- Luca Guardabascio
- 2021-03-08
2019. formato: colore. uscito il: 08/03/2021. premi e festival: Los Angeles - Italia 2021: Indie is Beautiful. In un’imprecisata località tra Campania e Basilicata, la vita di una famiglia è costellata di violenza domestica quotidiana. Giuseppe è un padre padrone. Violento. Dispotico. Feroce.
I Believe in One Only Father is a film directed by Luca Guardabascio with Maddalena Ischiale, Flavio Bucci, Luca Lionello, Marc Fiorini .... Year: 2021. Original title: Credo in un solo padre. Synopsis: Falcino, a small town in the south of Italy. No one sees. No one hears. Nobody talks. But everyone knows.
- Francesco Paglioli
- Luca Guardabascio
- Italy
- Drama | Crime
Synopsis. Falcino, a small town in the south of Italy. No one sees. No one hears. Nobody talks. But everyone knows. And so they all become accomplices of a tragedy against women, against kids, against a family. A story of violence and slavery. Indifference is stronger than their conscience.
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- Adele Rocco, Sveva Rosa
- Luca Guardabascio
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Nobody talks. But everyone knows. Therefore, they all become accomplices of a tragedy against women, against kids, against a family. An ancestral, anthropological story, a film that wants to be a complaint against the society.
A story of violence and slavery. Indifference is stronger than their conscience. Maria, a young mother of a family, lives with her husband Gerardo and her two children, Rocco e Carmela, on her...
2019. format: colour. release date: 08/03/2021. festivals & awards: Los Angeles - Italia 2021: Indie is Beautiful. Falcino, a small town on the hill between Lucania and Campania. No one sees. No one hears. Nobody talks. But everyone knows. And so they all become accomplices of a tragedy against women, against kids, against a family.
