DCP

Quiet Bliss

In grazia di Dio
Edoardo Winspeare

Q&A with filmmaker Edoardo Winspeare and actress Laura Licchetta at June 7 screening.

Three generations of women seek refuge in their family’s Salento olive grove after their small textile business collapses in this warm and vibrant drama set against the radiant southern Italian landscape.

DIRECTOR
Edoardo Winspeare
YEAR
2014
COUNTRY
Italy
RUNTIME
127 minutes
LANGUAGE
Italian with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
ORIGINAL TITLE
In grazia di Dio
START DATE
June 7, 2014

Q&A with filmmaker Edoardo Winspeare and actress Laura Licchetta at June 7 screening.

Three generations of women seek refuge in their family’s Salento olive grove after their small textile business collapses in Winspeare’s warm and vibrant drama. Against the backdrop of a radiant southern Italian landscape, Winspeare’s characters—serene Salvatrice (Anna Boccadamo), hardened Adele (Celeste Casciaro), loudmouthed Ina (Laura Licchetta), and aspiring thespian Maria Conchetta (Barbara De Matteis)—revive their lives in the wake of economic catastrophe. Turning to a back-to-basics existence as a means of healing the wounds wrought by the recession, they undergo transformations that the director renders with equal parts pathos, insight, and humor.

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