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Goodbye, Lenin! (Ibid.), Wednesday, March 31 at Controcinema

From the cycle " In what world do you live? - The reality that surrounds you is different from the one you are living "
edited by Martina Agostini

The concept of reality has always been debates and discussions: there are those who say that there is only one objective and that everyone should see, others argue that the "perception" the only possible means to have experience of reality, but that tool is personal and subjective, while referring to constant cultural, biological and physiological. In this series I wanted to show more or less obvious distortions of reality, which can start from a dream ( Brazil ) or be the means to an end of life ( Shallow Hal ) manipulation of reality to maintain a psycho-physical balance ( Good bye Lenin ) and actual conditions of perception, often based on creative geniuses (L 'Arte dream .) Bias shared or absurd, but which are united by a common causality: non-acceptance of, perhaps, the true reality. The decision was also guided by my personal "taste" for solutions impossible, but unlikely, that awaken the imagination quietly, without shaking or trauma. Martina Agostini


Goodbye, Lenin! (Ibid.)
by Wolfgang Becker, 2002, Germany, 119min.

L 'in October of 1989 is not exactly the best time to fall into a coma if you live in East Germany and is proudly socialist. And this is precisely what happens to Alex's mother, who finds himself with a big problem: his mother, he suddenly woke from a coma eight months later and his heart is so weak that any shock might kill the. What c 'is more shocking to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the triumph of capitalism in her beloved East Germany?

by Wolfgang Becker film a funny, touching, flawless narrative, that has achieved significant success in Germany (more than 5 million viewers) and Blue Angel for best European film at the Berlinale.

22 hours Wednesday, March 31, at the Center Station, Station Square 1, 3 in San Miniato Basso (PI), admission free with membership card (cost € 4)

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