A Miracle
A drama set in the Middle Ages, based on the folk poem 'Bolani Dojcin', about a sick nobleman who uses the last ounce of strength to put a knight's armor and go, alone, to fight a gang who ravaged his city and drove his sister to death.
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Plot Summary
A group of orphaned children from a convent in Rome are sent to a country estate during World War II. Among them is a young orphan named Maria, who becomes the object of both affection and jealousy as she forms a bond with a wounded soldier hiding nearby. The film explores themes of innocence, survival, and the harsh realities of war through the eyes of these vulnerable children.
Critical Reception
While 'A Miracle' received some attention for its poignant portrayal of childhood during wartime, it is not widely considered a major critical success. It is often seen as a lesser-known Italian drama that offers a touching, albeit sometimes melodramatic, look at the impact of conflict on the young.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its emotional storytelling and focus on the children's perspective.
- Some critics found the narrative to be overly sentimental.
- Appreciated for its depiction of resilience amidst wartime hardship.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot on location in rural Italy, adding to its authentic portrayal of the wartime setting.
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