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   Sep 2, 2020 · ‘The Ties’ Review: Venice Opens On a Quiet Note With a Cross-Laced Italian Family Drama. Daniele Luchetti's highest-profile film in a decade is a well-acted, sometimes overworked study of...

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3. www.hollywoodreporter.com › movies › movie-reviews'The Ties' Review Venice - The Hollywood Reporter

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   Sep 2, 2020 · ‘The Ties’ (‘Lacci’): Film Review | Venice 2020. Veteran Daniele Luchetti directs an all-star cast with Alba Rohrwacher and Laura Morante to bring to life Domenico Starnone’s novel about...

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   Aldo and Vanda go through a separation, after he reveals his affair. Their two young children are torn between their parents, in a whirlwind of resentment. But the ties that keep people...

   • 73% (11)
   • Actors: Alba Rohrwacher

   • Director: Daniele Luchetti
   • Category: Drama

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt12585254The Ties (2020) - IMDb

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   The Ties: Directed by Daniele Luchetti. With Alba Rohrwacher, Luigi Lo Cascio, Laura Morante, Silvio Orlando. A marriage-in-crisis drama set in Naples and Rome over a long period starting in the 1980s.

   • 6.3/10 (1.5K)
   • Genre: Drama

   • Director: Daniele Luchetti
   • Release Date: 2020-09-30

6. www.eyeforfilm.co.uk › review › the-ties-2020-filmThe Ties (2020) Movie Review from Eye for Film

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   Jun 2, 2021 · We are in Naples in the early Eighties and the family is about to blow up. 6-year-old Sandro (Joshua Francesco Louis Cerciello) and 8-year-old Anna (Giulia De Luca) are sitting on the couch with their parents, watching a nature documentary about lions and their family ties.

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   Oct 22, 2021 · Full Review | Sep 2, 2020 Xan Brooks Guardian Luchetti navigates a time-slipping structure with aplomb, gliding back and forth between Naples and Rome, and from the early 1980s to the present...

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   Is the ties a good movie?

   • The Ties does little to distinguish itself in any singular way, failing even to craft substantive characters that might have cut through the film's obvious derivative resolve. Luchetti and his cast build their mystery with great delicacy and style, by turns absorbing the viewer in the drama of the moment and holding them at a glassy remove.

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   Why are there no reviews for the ties?

   • There are no featured reviews for The Ties because the movie has not released yet (). Naples, early 1980's. Aldo and Vanda go through a separation, after he reveals his affair. Their two young children are torn between their parents, in a whirlwind of resentment. But the ties that keep people together are inescapable, even without love.

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   Should 'the ties' be a short film?

   • If “The Ties” is finally a bit more involving than it is affecting, there are still casually skilled pleasures of performance and construction to be taken from it — through to a focus-shifting finale, drolly carried by Mezzogiorno and Giannini, that could work even better as a short film in its own right.

   'The Ties' Review: Venice Opener Is a Well-Acted Italian ... - Variety

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   Is the ties based on a true story?

   • The Ties, which Luchetti adapted from a Domenico Starnone novel, is so concerned with its big picture... that it largely neglects to explicate the feelings of its characters, even when they're, say, melodramatically leaping out of windows.

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   Will 'the ties' be the Venice Film Festival opener?

   • As the first homegrown production in 11 years to be selected as the Venice Film Festival opener — a slot recently dominated by U.S. productions like “La La Land” and “Gravity” — “The Ties” has already secured itself a higher profile than veteran director Luchetti’s last few features, which have largely been confined to home turf.

   'The Ties' Review: Venice Opener Is a Well-Acted Italian ... - Variety

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   Where does the ties take place?

   • The Ties ( Lacci) takes place in an airless pre-COVID space, primarily the apartments of a husband and his wife and his lover, where a tale of unfaithfulness and blame plays out with none of the pixie-ish sense of humor that lightens many Luchetti films.

   ‘The Ties’ Review Venice – The Hollywood Reporter

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9. cineuropa.org › en › newsdetailReview: The Ties - Cineuropa

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   Sep 3, 2020 · The Ties. by Marta Bałaga. 03/09/2020 - VENICE 2020: In Daniele Luchetti’s opening film of the 77th Venice Film Festival, unhappiness is something to be shared with the whole family. Alba Rohrwacher and Luigi Lo Cascio in The Ties.