海洋才是真正的大陆
| 导演： | 托马索·桑坦博吉奥 |
| 编剧： | 托马索·桑坦博吉奥 |
| 主演： | Alexander Diego Edith Ybarra Clara Frank Ernesto Lam Alain Alain Alfonso González Milagros Llanes Martínez Lola Amores Jhon Steven Baldriche Joel Casanova |
| 制片国家/地区： | 意大利 / 古巴 |
| 类型： | 剧情 |
| 语言： | 西班牙语 |
| 年代： | 2023 |
| 上映： | 2023-08-30 |
| 片长： | 119分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
Oceans are the true continents — a title that perhaps already contains within itself the resolution of the film. As if to say that the very distances, although creators of loneliness, are the concretization of closeness. Can one, in short, feel united even if distant? In a small Cuban village, Santambrogio seeks the answer by telling three stories: a pair of lovers is about to ... (展开全部)
Oceans are the true continents — a title that perhaps already contains within itself the resolution of the film. As if to say that the very distances, although creators of loneliness, are the concretization of closeness. Can one, in short, feel united even if distant? In a small Cuban village, Santambrogio seeks the answer by telling three stories: a pair of lovers is about to separate (who knows for how long); an old woman is still living her love affair; a pair of children dream about who they will be when they grow up. In a dense and spiritual black and white (one breathes Salgado, but also the dust of Faulkner) a story of humanity and to Humanity is told, in a Cuba that, torn between past and future, is at a distance from the world out there, connected to it only by the Oceans.
Oceans are the true continents — a title that perhaps already contains within itself the resolution of the film. As if to say that the very distances, although creators of loneliness, are the concretization of closeness. Can one, in short, feel united even if distant? In a small Cuban village, Santambrogio seeks the answer by telling three stories: a pair of lovers is about to ... (展开全部)
Oceans are the true continents — a title that perhaps already contains within itself the resolution of the film. As if to say that the very distances, although creators of loneliness, are the concretization of closeness. Can one, in short, feel united even if distant? In a small Cuban village, Santambrogio seeks the answer by telling three stories: a pair of lovers is about to separate (who knows for how long); an old woman is still living her love affair; a pair of children dream about who they will be when they grow up. In a dense and spiritual black and white (one breathes Salgado, but also the dust of Faulkner) a story of humanity and to Humanity is told, in a Cuba that, torn between past and future, is at a distance from the world out there, connected to it only by the Oceans.
