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Welcome to the Italian Film Festival 2011 - New Zealand

2010 Locations and Dates

Auckland
Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket
September 28 - October 16
Bridgeway Cinemas, Northcote Pt
September 29 - October 16
Wellington, Paramount Cinemas
October 12 - October 30
Christchurch, Hollywood Cinema
October 19 - November 2
Dunedin, Rialto Cinemas
October 26 - November 9
Nelson, Suter Theatre
November 2 - November 16
Hawke's Bay, Cinema Gold
November 9 - November 23
Tauranga, Rialto Cinemas
November 16 - November 30

Italian Film



Films 2007 Alfa Romeo Italian Film Festival

Previous Movie Quo Vadis Baby? Quo Vadis Baby? Next Movie


Genre: Thriller

Language: Italian with English Subtitles

Director: Gabrielle Salvatores

Cast: Elio Germano, Angela Baraldi, Gigio Alberti, Andrea Renzi, Claudia Zanella, Luigi Maria Burruano & Alessandra D'Elia

Released: 2005

Duration: 105 Minutes

Rating: R16 Drug use, sex scenes and offensive language

Distribution: Palace Films

 

A clever crime thriller from acclaimed Oscar-winning-director, Gabriele Salvatores (‘Mediterraneo’). ‘Quo vadis baby?’, adapted from the eponymous novel by Grazia Verasani, is an absorbing and intense work with remarkable photography in an intense voyeuristic style.

‘Quo vadis baby?’ which takes its title from a line of dialogue in ‘Last Tango in Paris’, follows a feisty female private investigator, in a rut personally and professionally, who decides to re-investigate her sister's suicide 16 years ago. Watching video diary tapes that her sister made before her death and interviewing friends and her own family, the shocking portrait of her sister's life as a would-be model and actress begins to emerge.

Packed with clever cinematic references, made with supreme skill and visual style, ‘Quo vadis baby?’ is a sophisticated and surprising noir film that manages to both be exciting and distinctive.

The movie is anchored by the ferocious performance of Angela Baraldi; the fuel for this film is her exquisitely detailed, powerfully searing performance. Claudia Zanella is also a revelation as Ada; her performance exists only via videotapes, eerily disturbing and beguiling in turn.

“A superbly surly turn from real-life rocker Angela Baraldi” Matthew Leyland, BBC UK



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