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Landfall (1734—1987—2018)
After a surveyor goes missing while working on the southern coast of England, her successor begins to encounter strange phenomena. These experiences may either hold the key to this mystery, or simply deepen the frontier marshland's enigmas.
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Plot Summary
This documentary reflects on the state of Italy through the lens of photographer and filmmaker Cecilia Mangini. It revisits her past work and travels the country, contemplating its past, present, and future.
Critical Reception
Landfall received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its poignant reflection on Italy and Mangini's unique perspective. The film was noted for its contemplative nature and its engagement with social and environmental issues.
What Reviewers Say
A deeply personal and philosophical look at Italy's socio-environmental landscape.
Cecilia Mangini's directorial presence is both a comfort and a critical observer.
The film offers a melancholic yet hopeful perspective on the nation's trajectory.
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Fun Fact
The film intersperses contemporary footage with archival material from Cecilia Mangini's earlier career, creating a dialogue between past and present.
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