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   May 6, 2024 · Watching Alice Rohrwacher’s La Chimera, I couldn’t help returning to D. H. Lawrence’s late-career lyric Bavarian Gentians. Written in the Autumn of 1929, the spiral-structured, intoxicatingly worded poem follows the ailing narrative persona as they navigate the liminal space between life and death. Lawrence composed the poem during his prolonged stay in Tuscany, where his encounters with ...

2. www.spectator.co.uk › article › wonderfully-specialWonderfully special: La chimera reviewed - The Spectator

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   La chimera, which, as in English, means something like ‘the unrealisable dream’, is the latest film from Italian writer/director Alice Rohrwacher (The Wonders, Happy as Lazzaro).

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3. collider.com › la-chimera-ending-explained'La Chimera' Ending Explained: Does Josh O’Connor Find the ...

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   Aug 25, 2024 · That's what La Chimera is all about: an imaginative tale about love, loss, and the fine thread that connects present and past. The new movie by Alice Rohrwacher works best if it's felt rather than ...

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4. lwlies.com › interviews › alice-rohrwacher-la-chimeraAlice Rohrwacher: ‘The past must be a living thing’

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   May 10, 2024 · No, it’s not sacred to me, but the past must be a living thing. Normally if we look at the past we find either the glorification or the destruction of the past. We can only see our personal history as part of the history of humanity. Maybe if we do that, we can do something good. Your work has been compared in the past to that of Roberto ...

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   May 8, 2024 · Rohrwacher instead makes connections through something more primal than logic, a flow of images that feels surprising but always intuitive, in the way a dream does. This doesn’t make La Chimera distant or elusive, quite the opposite. It invites us into its labyrinthine structure and form, it allows us space to explore.

6. www.ijpr.org › npr-news › 2024/04/02'La Chimera' is marvelous — right up to its most magical ending

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   Apr 2, 2024 · Neon. Carol Duarte and Josh O'Connor in La Chimera. The wonderful 42-year-old filmmaker Alice Rohrwacher practices a kind of cinema that I've come to think of as "Italian magical neorealism." She ...

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   What makes La Chimera a good movie?

   • A fascinating aspect of Alice Rohrwacher's movies is how they seamlessly blend reality and fantasy, a style often described as fantastical neorealism. They are meant to feel dreamy and weird, and are more concerned about telling tales using a mythological structure than telling an objective story. That's what La Chimera is at its core.

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   What does La Chimera mean?

   • La chimera, which, as in English, means something like ‘the unrealisable dream’, is the latest film from Italian writer/director Alice Rohrwacher (The Wonders, Happy as Lazzaro). Her films are arthouse, in the sense that if you’re in the mood for someone blowing stuff up and escaping by speedboat while enjoying flirtatious repartee with a sexy

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   Does La Chimera have a shocking end?

   • Be the first to post your thoughts. La Chimera, the latest film from Alice Rohrwacher, has a shocking end for Josh O'Connor's Arthur. What's going on at the end of La Chimera?

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   Is there a relationship between La Chimera and the wonders?

   • There’s a relationship between La Chimera and your previous two features, Happy as Lazzaro and The Wonders. Were the films conceived of as a trilogy? I’ve never actually had the project of making three films, but I realised that they are connected.

   Alice Rohrwacher: 'The past must be a living thing'

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   Who inspired La Chimera?

   • She’s spoken about her inspirations, from Federico Fellini’s Roma to Indiana Jones, and here she digs into the humanist qualities that set her work apart. La Chimera and other films of yours have gone on tour, so to speak, to various film festivals across the world. Have you had a favorite city or place on this particular tour?

   Q&A: Alice Rohrwacher on ‘La Chimera’ and Buried Treasures - The Cut

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   What films did La Chimera make?

   • Prior to La Chimera she worked on a documentary about the Italian youth with filmmakers Pietro Marcello and Francesco Munzi called Futura, an “archive for future generations,” and before, her film Happy As Lazzaro won Best Screenplay at Cannes in 2018. (Her short film Le Pupille was nominated for an Academy Award in 2023.)

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   Apr 18, 2024 · Alice Rohrwacher’s La Chimera has it all: a band of music-playing, charming grave robbers, two swooning romances, song breaks, a beat-up green car, and enough jokes and heartbreak to go around. The Italian filmmaker’s fourth narrative feature tells the story of Arthur (played with handsome ruefulness by Josh O’Connor), a somewhat magical ...