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Padre Padrone

film by Taviani brothers [1977]
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  • Taviani brothers
    Taviani brothers

    Their first major success, Padre Padrone (1977; “Father Master”), is based on the life of an Italian linguist who in his youth was an illiterate shepherd. In the later La notte di San Lorenzo (1982; The Night of the Shooting Stars), a mother recounts for her child her wartime…

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    Their first major success, Padre Padrone (1977; “Father Master”), is based on the life of an Italian linguist who in his youth was an illiterate shepherd. In the later La notte di San Lorenzo (1982; The Night of the Shooting Stars), a mother recounts for her child her wartime…

    Read More