Fuori dal mondo (1999)

Voti degli utenti:

7.4/10   

Regista:

Giuseppe Piccioni

Scrittori:

Giuseppe Piccioni (story) and
Gualtiero Rosella (story) ...

Data di uscita:

26 marzo 1999 (Italy)

Genere:

Drammatico

Slogan:

Le cose che vogliamo accadono sempre nel momento sbagliato troppo presto, troppo tardi, un pò prima, un pò dopo.

Plot:

The rumpled owner of a dry-cleaning firm joins forces with a nun to care for an abandoned baby.

Plot Keywords:

Sweater | Baby | Mother | Nun | Dry Cleaning

Premi:

10 wins & 4 nominations

Recensioni degli utenti:

Warm, human, real -- all that is best about Italian film!!!

Cast

Margherita Buy	...	Sister Caterina
Silvio Orlando	...	Ernesto
Carolina Freschi	...	Teresa
Maria Cristina Minerva	...	Esmeralda
Sonia Gessner
Alessandro Di Natale	...	Gabriele, the policeman
Riccardo De Torrebruna
Stefano Abbati
Fabio Sartor
Giuliana Lojodice	...	Caterina's mother
Marina Massironi	...	Marina
resto del cast in ordine alfabetico:
Francesco Foti	...	Police man
Silvano Piccardi	...	Man with wig
Gianni Quillilo	...	Ristoratore

Alias:

Not of This World (USA)

Durata:

100 min

Nazionalità:

Italy

Lingua:

Italiano

Colore:

Colore

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sonoro:

Dolby Digital

Divieti:

Argentina:13 | Chile:14 | Germany:6 | Italy:T | Peru:14 | Spain:7

Luoghi riprese:

Milan, Lombardia, Italy

Compagnia:

Lumière & Company

Colonna sonora:

Rainforest Tribes

Warm, human, real -- all that is best about Italian film!!!

Had I known beforehand that this was a film about a nun who finds a baby in a park, I probably would have avoided it like the plague. Yet, from this premise that promises only the worst kind of sentimentality came the best film I'd seen in years. There is sentiment, to be sure, but it is earned -- superbly so -- by the honesty and intelligence of the performances, script and direction.

This film lets us spend time with ordinary, unforgettable people facing the simple, terrible problems of everyday life, first alone, and then together. It shows us that even those who think they are "not of this world" are bound to it by the humanity we share. It will make you smile in recognition, laugh at our follies and, I dare say, sniffle a bit as well. You may well find yourself lusting for a life-affirming, earthy experience at the end and, like one of the main characters, biting into a bar of chocolate.