Arsa

Name: Arsa
Genre: Drame
Released: 2025-04-24
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Gala Martinucci, Jacopo Olmo Antinori, Lino Musella

2024
1h 33min

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7,4/10

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Drame

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEighteen-year-old Arsa lives at the edge of the world. The island she loves and has always lived on is a natural reserve, and her job is to collect the trash that the sea has washed up. Insp... Tout lireEighteen-year-old Arsa lives at the edge of the world. The island she loves and has always lived on is a natural reserve, and her job is to collect the trash that the sea has washed up. Inspired by her father's sculptures, Arsa remodels the objects that she finds, giving them a n... Tout lireEighteen-year-old Arsa lives at the edge of the world. The island she loves and has always lived on is a natural reserve, and her job is to collect the trash that the sea has washed up. Inspired by her father's sculptures, Arsa remodels the objects that she finds, giving them a new life. Her days pass in a time suspended between her universe of monsters and statues lo... Tout lire

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Boring and lifeless, unfortunately

Unfortunately this film is a big and very boring no. Coming from video art and theater, Masbedo make a huge misstep with their cinematic debut. Arsa is a figure that could not be more stereotyped: a pseudo-artist who lives in a cistern on a free beach and from there observes the world that touches her. Good premises, even if weak, that clash with a poor realization in the writing and superficial in the form. Boring, pedantic, badly shot, fluctuating acting, very weak writing for something that recalls "Parthenope" for emptiness and boredom, in the clumsy attempt to emulate the light and fairy-tale aura of an Alice Rohrwacker or a certain realism à la Martone, failing completely. An hour and a half of boredom and banality. Too bad!