Fiore
Open Roads: New Italian Cinema 2017
June 1 - 23, 2017
Stylishly blending social realism with the coming-of-age story, Claudio Giovannesi’s third feature focuses on a blossoming romance in a juvenile detention center.
Stylishly blending social realism with a coming-of-age story, Claudio Giovannesi’s third feature focuses on a blossoming romance in a juvenile detention center. Newcomer Daphne Scoccia stars as a tough but troubled young girl locked up after committing a robbery, and during her stint she meets Josh (Josciua Algeri), an inmate confined to the boy’s ward in the neighboring building. Their prohibited interactions spiral into a forbidden yet innocent romance that provides an escape from their fraught personal problems. Fiore’s measured treatment of troubled youth recalls the Dardenne brothers, but the film’s assured visual style and breathless romance are entirely the invention of director Giovannesi.
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