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Street in Palermo (A)

Country: Italy, Language: Italian, 92 mins

Original Title

Via Castellana Bandiera
  • Director: Emma Dante
  • Writer: Emma Dante
  • Producer: Marta Donzelli; Mario Gianani

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It's a Sunday afternoon. The sirocco wind blows pitilessly upon Palermo when Rosa and Clara, two women arriving to celebrate a friends wedding, get lost among the city streets and end up in a sort of cul-de-sac: Via Castellana Bandiera. Shut inside their cars, two women confront each other in a silent duel consumed within the intimate violence of their glances. A totally female duel punctuated by the refusal to drink, eat and sleep; more obstinate than the sun of Palermo and more adamant than the ferocity of the men surrounding them. For, as in any duel, it is a question of life or death....


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Cast & Characters

Emma Dante as Rosa;
Alba Rohrwacher as Clara;
Elena Cotta as Samira;
Renato Malfatti as Saro Calafiore;
Dario Casarolo as Nicole;
Carmine Maringola as Filippo Mangiapane;
Sandro Maria Campagna as Santo;
Elisa Parrinello as Concetta;
Giuseppe Tantillo as Salvatore;
Daniela Macaluso as Maria Grazia