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Perduto amor (2003)

 -  Drama  -  16 May 2003 (Italy)
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Credited cast:
Corrado Fortuna ...
Ettore Corvaja
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Mary
Anna Maria Gherardi ...
Augusta
Lucia Sardo ...
Nerina
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Luigi (as Ninni Bruschetta)
Manlio Sgalambro ...
Martino Alliata
Tiziana Lodato ...
La vivace
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Tommaso Pasini
Nicole Grimaudo ...
Raffaella
Rada Rassimov ...
Clara Pasini
Luca Vitrano ...
Ettore as a child
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Simone Bartolini
Juri Camisasca
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Amalia
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Lost Love  »

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"Intermezzo in la maggiore op.118 n.2"
Written by Johannes Brahms
Performed by CARLO GUAITOLI (pianoforte)
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A pleasure for the senses
29 September 2006 | by (Germany) – See all my reviews

Battiato seems terrific familiar with a medium you would think he's not familiar with such as Cinema. "Perduto Amore" is not a musical but music means a lot to this film. I'm not speaking of music as the traditional accompanying part of the soundtrack (which in this film is fulfilled in a very sober way)but of music as a subject matter and symbol of the sublime. In the same way play a very relevant role philosophy, magic and beauty (in several social forms such as aristocracy, music and art scene, not-yet-emancipated-women-of-low-classes, who already find a way to a responsible and conscious life in their daily things, and just simple events). The main character's perspective leads most of the time but sometimes the perspective shifts to the audience's. The screen shows the impossible geography of a dream (which is the whole film- and life as an off-voice says at the very beginning of the film). Language is almost as relevant as music and the function of the figure's voices is if not realistic surely thought provoking and clearly one of Battiato's greatest achievements. "Perduto amore" is a great pleasure for the eyes (light and impossible geography)and for the ears (music and language). I think, this film proves that art is more than the simply mastery of the medium.


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