Vermiglio

Vermiglio isn't something that is grand when it comes to it's narrative and themes, but the cinematography, sound designs and the beautiful ambitious direction from Maura Delpero shows the dedication and craft of what she is able to offer.

Exploring themes of relationships and country individuals, the beautiful camerawork, solid performances, and the nature approach to the setting creates an interesting atmosphere and empathetic approach on observing it's characters and the situations happening around them. Delpero definitely has a strong craft as Delpero's approach remains me of the neo-realism Italian cinema used to have in the old days.

It comes without faults as because of some of the familiarity of the themes and narrative, I wasn't able to be grasp the characters closely nor felt connected with any of them. Including some of the pacing being off and some of the dialogue being a bit questionable. But it's no doubt that Delpero has lots of talents.