What is The Best Offer/The Interval about?

Double Feature: Los Angeles Premiere! THE BEST OFFER (LA MIGLIORE OFFERTA), 2012, IFC Films, 124 min. The latest from acclaimed director Giuseppe Tornatore (CINEMA PARADISO) stars Geoffrey Rush as the manager of an auction house who is employed by an heiress to sell an art collection - but the mysterious young woman drives their professional relationship to the edge of obsession. Winner of the Nastro d’Argento and David di Donatello awards for the Best Film of 2013. In English. Los Angeles Premiere! THE INTERVAL (L'INTERVALLO), 2012, Rai International Sales, 90 min. Dir. Leonardo Di Costanzo. In an abandoned building in the suburbs of Napoli, teen boy Salvatore (Alessio Gallo) is told by the local crime boss to guard wild child Veronica (Francesca Riso); as the day progresses, they explore the giant building and develop an unusual rapport. The debut feature from documentarian Leonardo Di Costanzo earned the David di Donatello for Best New Director. In Italian with English subtitles.

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What is The Best Offer/The Interval about?: Double Feature: Los Angeles Premiere! THE BEST OFFER (LA MIGLIORE OFFERTA), 2012, IFC Films, 124 min. The latest from acclaimed director Giuseppe Tornatore (CINEMA PARADISO) stars Geoffrey Rush as the manager of an auction house who is employed by an heiress to sell an art collection - but the mysterious young woman drives their professional relationship to the edge of obsession. Winner of the Nastro d’Argento and David di Donatello awards for the Best Film of 2013. In English. Los Angeles Premiere! THE INTERVAL (L'INTERVALLO), 2012, Rai International Sales, 90 min. Dir. Leonardo Di Costanzo. In an abandoned building in the suburbs of Napoli, teen boy Salvatore (Alessio Gallo) is told by the local crime boss to guard wild child Veronica (Francesca Riso); as the day progresses, they explore the giant building and develop an unusual rapport. The debut feature from documentarian Leonardo Di Costanzo earned the David di Donatello for Best New Director. In Italian with English subtitles.