What is Long Live Freedom/Those Happy Years about?

Double Feature: Los Angeles Premiere! LONG LIVE FREEDOM (VIVA LA LIBERTÀ), 2013, Rai International Sales, 92 min. Dir. Roberto Andò. Enrico Olivieri (Toni Servillo) is a politician under fire who flees to Paris. Confusion reigns in Italy when Enrico cannot be found, so his party’s leaders replace him with his twin brother - an eccentric writer-philosopher. The 2013 winner of the Nastro d’Argento and David di Donatello awards for Best Screenplay. In Italian with English subtitles. Los Angeles Premiere! THOSE HAPPY YEARS (ANNI FELICI), 2013, Celluloid Dreams, 101 min. Dir. Daniele Luchetti. Guido (Kim Rossi Stuart) is too self-centered to see that his wife (Micaela Ramazzotti) is upset about all the time he spends with beautiful women in his studio. So it’s a rude awakening when she leaves the narcissistic artist for a “feminist retreat” - right after his big Milan gallery show has gone horribly wrong. In Italian with English subtitles

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What is Long Live Freedom/Those Happy Years about?: Double Feature: Los Angeles Premiere! LONG LIVE FREEDOM (VIVA LA LIBERTÀ), 2013, Rai International Sales, 92 min. Dir. Roberto Andò. Enrico Olivieri (Toni Servillo) is a politician under fire who flees to Paris. Confusion reigns in Italy when Enrico cannot be found, so his party’s leaders replace him with his twin brother - an eccentric writer-philosopher. The 2013 winner of the Nastro d’Argento and David di Donatello awards for Best Screenplay. In Italian with English subtitles. Los Angeles Premiere! THOSE HAPPY YEARS (ANNI FELICI), 2013, Celluloid Dreams, 101 min. Dir. Daniele Luchetti. Guido (Kim Rossi Stuart) is too self-centered to see that his wife (Micaela Ramazzotti) is upset about all the time he spends with beautiful women in his studio. So it’s a rude awakening when she leaves the narcissistic artist for a “feminist retreat” - right after his big Milan gallery show has gone horribly wrong. In Italian with English subtitles