Luca

Name: Luca
Genre: Cortometraggio, Drammatico
Duration: 15 min
Rating: 8.7
Cast: Patrick Mölleken, Tom Blankenberg, Sarah Simon

2017
15min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,7/10

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Drama Short

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIt is the day of the dance competition and 15 minutes before the curtain goes up, the main female dancer drops out. The company's only hope is the co-choreographer Luca - but the trans man i... Leggi tuttoIt is the day of the dance competition and 15 minutes before the curtain goes up, the main female dancer drops out. The company's only hope is the co-choreographer Luca - but the trans man is not happy with substituting for a girl, he has come too far for that. The most important... Leggi tuttoIt is the day of the dance competition and 15 minutes before the curtain goes up, the main female dancer drops out. The company's only hope is the co-choreographer Luca - but the trans man is not happy with substituting for a girl, he has come too far for that. The most important performance of their lives is now at stake.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,7/10

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Regia
- Adi Wojaczek
Sceneggiatura
- Adi Wojaczek
- Christian Lenz
Star

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9/10

Marvellous short, with depth of feeling

This excellent short Luca has compressed in 15 minutes the emotional journey of its central character, which is difficult enough for short films in such little time to convey a conflict and make it engaging, let alone resonant. There are touches of Aronofsky in its proceedings, but Luca is entirely on its own - a dance film that purposefully breaks gender binary thinking through its simple narrative. And with depth of feeling, the film culminates in a stunning dance sequence (and great use of Nyman's music), sublimely shredding all notion of gender and sexuality in dance, and subsequently all artform, that it's the dancer, the artist that matters. This is a beautifully progressive short. See it and be moved.