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Name: We Believed / Corpo Celeste
Released: 2011-11-13

Double Feature: WE BELIEVED, 2011, Rai Trade, 120 min. Edoardo Natoli and Andrea Bosca star as Domenico and Angelo, two commoners loosely based on minor historical figures from the Kingdom of the Two Sicilys who dream of a unified Italy. Over the course of decades, the two transform into very different types of revolutionaries - Domenico siding with the populist movement, Angelo becoming a violent nihilist willing to murder friends and enemies. In Italian with English subtitles. Los Angeles Premiere! CORPO CELESTE, 2011, Film Movement, 98 min. In director Alice Rohrwacher's debut feature, 12-year-old Marta has moved to her native Calabria, a heavily Christian, working-class province in the south of Italy, after having lived in Switzerland for ten years. Feeling like an alien in her new surroundings, Marta self-consciously bumbles her way through catechism classes, tries to make friends and grapples with the loathsome, lofty village priest Don Mario. In Italian with English subtitles.

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What is We Believed / Corpo Celeste about?: Double Feature: WE BELIEVED, 2011, Rai Trade, 120 min. Edoardo Natoli and Andrea Bosca star as Domenico and Angelo, two commoners loosely based on minor historical figures from the Kingdom of the Two Sicilys who dream of a unified Italy. Over the course of decades, the two transform into very different types of revolutionaries - Domenico siding with the populist movement, Angelo becoming a violent nihilist willing to murder friends and enemies. In Italian with English subtitles. Los Angeles Premiere! CORPO CELESTE, 2011, Film Movement, 98 min. In director Alice Rohrwacher's debut feature, 12-year-old Marta has moved to her native Calabria, a heavily Christian, working-class province in the south of Italy, after having lived in Switzerland for ten years. Feeling like an alien in her new surroundings, Marta self-consciously bumbles her way through catechism classes, tries to make friends and grapples with the loathsome, lofty village priest Don Mario. In Italian with English subtitles.