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L.attesa.[the.wait].2015.dvdrip.x264.horizon-ar... -

The film utilizes its Sicilian backdrop—volcanic landscapes, dark interiors with mirrors covered in black, and misty lakes—to heighten the sense of mourning and mystery.

(2015), also known as The Wait , is a hauntingly beautiful Italian drama that serves as the directorial debut for Piero Messina, who previously worked as an assistant director to Paolo Sorrentino on The Great Beauty . The Narrative Hook L.Attesa.[The.Wait].2015.DVDRip.x264.HORiZON-Ar...

Influenced by Sorrentino’s bold style, Messina uses striking, symmetrical compositions and a "sepulchral" atmosphere to reflect the internal state of his characters. Set in a remote, cavernous Sicilian villa near

Set in a remote, cavernous Sicilian villa near the brooding Mount Etna, the film follows Anna (played by Juliette Binoche), a woman consumed by grief. When Jeanne (Lou de Laâge), the French girlfriend of Anna’s son Giuseppe, arrives unexpectedly for the Easter holiday, Anna fails to tell her the devastating truth: Giuseppe is dead. What follows is a tense, psychological "ghost story"

Juliette Binoche delivers a powerhouse performance, conveying immense pain through subtle innuendos and silence rather than outward outbursts.

What follows is a tense, psychological "ghost story" where the two women wait for a man who will never arrive. Anna keeps the secret to prolong her son's presence through Jeanne's memories, while Jeanne grows increasingly restless as Giuseppe's return is continually delayed.

REVIEW: “L'attesa” (“The Wait”) | Keith & the Movies