Baarìa - A Porta do Vento

Título original: Baarìa

2009
14
2 h 43 min

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Baaria é uma gíria siciliana para Bagheria onde nasceu Tornatore e esta é uma epopéia autobiográfica de três gerações na aldeia siciliana onde ele nasceu.Baaria é uma gíria siciliana para Bagheria onde nasceu Tornatore e esta é uma epopéia autobiográfica de três gerações na aldeia siciliana onde ele nasceu.Baaria é uma gíria siciliana para Bagheria onde nasceu Tornatore e esta é uma epopéia autobiográfica de três gerações na aldeia siciliana onde ele nasceu.

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Baarìa is the Sicilian name of Bagheria, a small town close to Palermo where Tornatore, the film director, was born and grew up. Most of the scenes were shot in Bagheria, however, others were shot on a massive set in Tunisia, where part of the Sicilian town was reconstructed according to the urban aspect the city had in the early 1900s.

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The initial UK DVD release of the film (by eone entertainment) is heavily cut, missing a total of ten minutes of footage. Not only is the 'controversial' cow death scene almost entirely cut out (missing the actual cow execution and subsequent bloodletting), but most of the scenes in the film are abridged by at least several seconds (and a few times cut out entirely).

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Postcards from Tornatore's past

A long series of pretty pictures, very pretty and very long, but nothing close to real emotion. Everything feels so prepared to get an Oscar nomination that it may get it. It was in competition at the last Venice film festival but didn't win anything because, I imagine, the Venice Film Festival is a showcase for serious, innovative cinema and "Baaria" is none of that. It is a strange experience to sit through something so sentimental and come out with the sentiments intact. When you get a postcard from a loved one what may make you cry is what it's written not the picture in the card. "Baaria" is a blank card. I saw it only an hour ago in a well attended Roman cinema and the images that remain are just that, images without anything real attached to it. A who's who of Italian cinema parade in small cameos but I couldn't tell who was who. I think in Italy people are determined to transform "Baaria" into a big hit and why not. It is a pretty travelogue of a history lesson that looks like a fairy tale.