The work of De Bernardi (Elettra, IndieLisboa 2018) gets his influence from literature, music and experimental American cinema from the 70’s. In his new film, time passes since September 2012 in Naples to 2019. A group of actors read, over the years, the chapters of the last of Tolstoy’s novels Resurrection. It’s not only the spaces of Turin, Milan, Berlin that changed, but also cinema’s power to “resurrect” some of the artists that died in the meantime.
Resurrection
Tonino De Bernardi
IndieLisboa 2020 • Sessões Especiais | Special Screenings
Italy, Documentary, 2019, 117′
