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Fai bei sogni (2016) is a Italian,French movie. Marco Bellocchio has directed this movie. Valerio Mastandrea,Bérénice Bejo,Guido Caprino,Nicolò Cabras are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Fai bei sogni (2016) is considered one of the best Drama,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Always inseparable with his beloved and joyful young mother, 9-year-old Massimo, now has to endure the tremendous blow from her death and the insufferable burden of accepting his loss. But no, this can't be true, his mother could not have died of a sudden heart attack, moreover, she simply cannot be his guardian angel from heaven, because Massimo, strongly believes that his vital mother is very much alive, temporarily residing in the United States. As the years pass by, profoundly traumatised little Massimo still refusing to accept the tragic event, he will silently continue carrying grief's heavy load on his shoulders, growing up to become a distant and detached journalist who chose to shut down his emotions, not out of revenge, but in order to survive. However, inevitably, after the death of his father, Massimo will need to confront his past in the very source of his persisting anguish, his house, react to the pain, refuse to be a victim, and ultimately, face courageously a ...
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Fai bei sogni (2016) Reviews
Deep psycholgical drama
A nine year old boy is deeply affected by his mother's death and keeps missing her very much. Even after reaching adult age he is upset by his memories of that. He becomes a successful journalist but is often panic- stricken and asking for help. The story develops itself through frequent flashbacks and flash forwards keeping our attention firmly attached to the action developmenr. The performers' acting is rather good and the movie good enough to be seen.
Good acting, psych drama, Italian issues
This movie held my attention, and the acting --especially the little boy's--was excellent. The thematic of the movie is lying about tragic events, or-- if you prefer a different wording-- a "closed" and secretive attitude towards them. In some cultures, there is a considerable degree of openness about cancer, suicide, and death in general. (For example, see Ikiru, a great Japanese movie). In other cultures (and I would say Italian is one of them) these situations are treated with great secrecy, and the individuals most directly affected by them are not told the truth. I think most Americans will guess pretty early in the movie what really happened and the revelation at the end will not be a surprise at all. This made it a little hard for me to relate to the central issue of the movie, though I think it was probably very moving for many viewers, and of course we can sympathize with a child who has lost his mother, regardless of the circumstances.