Italiano para principiantes

Título original: Italiensk for begyndere

2000
13
1h 52min

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Varios corazones solitarios de un barrio de la periferia de una ciudad danesa asisten a un curso de italiano con el fin de encontrar el amor de sus vidas.Varios corazones solitarios de un barrio de la periferia de una ciudad danesa asisten a un curso de italiano con el fin de encontrar el amor de sus vidas.Varios corazones solitarios de un barrio de la periferia de una ciudad danesa asisten a un curso de italiano con el fin de encontrar el amor de sus vidas.

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Premios
- 21 premios y 22 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
In May 2010 it was revealed that Zentropa Productions officially acknowledged plot similarities to Maeve Binchy's novel "Evening Class". Writer-director Lone Scherfig 'borrowed' part of her plot from the Irish novel without giving any credit to the original author. Binchy was not credited in the original release of the film as Zentropa had determined they were not in breach of copyright, but after Binchy's representatives approached them they paid a non-disclosed compensation and added a credit for her in later releases.

Pifias
When Karen turns the dial of the IV, she reduces the dose instead of increasing it.

Citas
Olympia's Father: That sounds disgusting.

Versiones alternativas
There are two different versions of the film with different editing and sequencing. The original version shown at the Berlin film Festival and in several european countries ran 118 minutes; theatrical version shown in the US ran 112 minutes.

Conexiones
Referenced in Bodilfesten 2001 (2001)

Banda sonora
O sole mio
(1898)
Music by Eduardo Di Capua
Lyrics by Giovanni Capurro

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Reseña destacada

9/10

Bravo!

This is a very intimate and enjoyable film. It shows every day characters in their own surroundings interacting in a manner that is very naturalistic and true. Director Lone Scherfig has directed with a sure hand and the situation is believable.

The ensemble cast plays well, as it is with the majority of the Dogme95 films. At times, they make us forget that we are watching a film, as it struck me, that I was just intruding in the life of a bunch of people in that town in Denmark.

What is amazing is that the film doesn't become an Italian travelogue as it would have been the case had this story been done by a non-Scandinavian director with pressures from studio heads. It has the right amount ingredients and it makes a delicious minestrone for all to enjoy.

Bravi a tutti!