12
1988    2 h 4 minDramat, Romans
8.590%96%8.4
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Włoski reżyser Salvatore po latach powraca pamięcią do czasów dzieciństwa spędzonego w małym sycylijskim miasteczku. Cały świat zaaferowany jest wydarzeniami politycznymi po II wojnie światowej, jednak tutaj, w prowincjonalnym miasteczku, ludzie żyją swoimi sprawami, a ich jedyną rozrywką są filmy wyświetlane w kinie parafialnym 'Paradiso'. Toto, jak nazywają w mieście małego Salvatore, przyjaźni się z miejscowym kinowym operatorem Alfredo, który wprowadza chłopca w magiczny świat ruchomych obrazków.
Wyreżyserowane przez Giuseppe Tornatore
  • Philippe NoiretAlfredo
  • Jacques PerrinSalvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (adult)
  • Marco LeonardiSalvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (teen)
  • Salvatore CascioSalvatore 'Totò' Di Vita (child)
  • Agnese NanoElena Mendola (teen) / Elena's daughter (in Director's cut)
  • Antonella AttiliMaria Di Vita (young)
  • Pupella MaggioMaria Di Vita (aged)
  • Brigitte FosseyElena Mendola (adult)
  • Enzo CannavaleSpaccafico
  • Isa DanieliAnna
  • Leo GullottaIgnazio, usher
  • Leopoldo TriesteFather Adelfio
  • Tano CimarosaFabbro, blacksmith
  • Nicola Di PintoVillage idiot
  • Roberta LenaLia
  • Nino TerzoPeppino's Father
  • Turi Giuffrida
  • Mimmo Mignemi
  • Mariella Lo Giudice
  • Giorgio Libassi
  • Beautiful Film and love letter to Cinema...
  • ZaCkOnE
    ZaCkOnE21 maja 2025
    Beautiful Clark
  • brother2battles
    brother2battles9 marca 2026
    Classic, coming of age love story, a love letter to film itself.
  • Reuben
    Reuben20 grudnia 2025
    Loved it.
  • mickerdoo
    mickerdoo1 grudnia 2025
    All the feels with exceptional performances from Noiret, Cascio, Leonardi and Nano. Very romanticized. But heart warming and sweet.
  • stuhannaford
    stuhannaford13 października 2025
    A look at nostalgia, with heartbreak and fondness, through the eyes of a wide eyed child, all the way to the regrets of adulthood, and the stretches in between. Friendship, love, loss, and hurt, leading to a real, authentic end, that leaves a smile and a tear in equal measure. There is so much to enjoy, and it offers a reflection of the world around us as its most basic level, the relationships we build, the ones we long for, and the ones, which in some cases, crumble, filling in all the pieces we missed whilst growing up. Wonderful.
  • Jefferson Bittencourt
    Jefferson Bittencourt2 września 2025
    A classic. I didn't know this Director's Cut and I found it much more interesting, denser and stronger than the original. Tornattore is a master of camera movement and close-up. It is the soundtrack, one of the most beautiful in the history of cinema, by another master: Morricone.
  • cultfilmliker
    cultfilmliker24 września 2025
    I too love Alfredo Huh that censorship plot point is timely! Watched this in the theater I grew up in. Pretty fucking emotional So funny! I was embarrassingly loudly laughing at points I apologize for being too aromantic to give it the full five stars Definitely think my mom enjoyed it more before she realized it wasn’t necessarily PRO-Catholic Almost wore my Trotsky shirt but was too fearful it would appear gauche bc you know the whole WWII thing FUCK I LOVE MY FRIENDS AND LONG FOR COMMUNITY Watched at Warren Regal East with my mommy Added to The Non-English Niche
  • rbuckland
    rbuckland4 września 2025
    Literally a modern classic of cinema
  • fros91
    fros913 sierpnia 2025
    The best romantic movie of the 80's. And aged very well.
  • stevencaceres245
    stevencaceres2454 lipca 2025
    The original (not directors cut) of this film is amazing. A love letter to cinema and the theater experience. A coming of age store that revolves around film, the love of cinema… and heartbreak. It’s a perfect film

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