La Chimera is often meandering. Scenes flitter about and move at different paces, resembling dreams more than they do reality, but they’re hardly trivial. Just the opposite, they enchant you with their beauty and confront you with deep, existential questions that haunt you long after the film’s run. You won’t find obvious answers here though, and you might even leave more perplexed than when you began. But that is the beauty of a film like La Chimera, it cracks you open to different realms and possibilities.
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Awards
Cannes Film Festival, Official SelectionNominee: Best European Actor at the European Film AwardsWinner: Best European Production Design: at the European Film AwardsNominee: Best European Film at the Goya Awards
Genre
Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Director
Alice Rohrwacher, Female director
Actors
Agnese Graziani, Alba Rohrwacher, Alessandro Genovesi, Carlo Tarmati, Carol Duarte, Elisabetta Anella, Elisabetta Perotto, Francesca Carrain, Gian Piero Capretto, Giuliano Mantovani, Isabella Rossellini, Josh O'Connor, Julia Vella, Lou Roy-Lecollinet, Luca Chikovani, Luke Chikovani, Maria Alexandra Lungu, Milutin Dapčević, Piero Crucitti, Ramona Fiorini, Sofia Stangherlin, Vincenzo Nemolato, Yle Vianello
Language
English, French, Italian, Portuguese
Mood
Lovely, Slow, Well-acted
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