Pina
2019 · 0h 15m · Drama, Comedy
Skip it. The premise of an asocial woman and a blind man finding connection through an imaginary forest sounds whimsical on paper, but the vague, pretentious plot summary and lack of any critical traction suggest this is self-indulgent indie territory that doesn't deliver. Unless you're actively hunting for obscure European art films, your time is better spent elsewhere.
Plot
How would Nature feel if she was a woman, living in Rome? An asocial, weird woman Pina hates rubbish and loves nature. One day she bumps into a blind man and feels some connection with him. Pina invites him for a walk to The Magic Forest, which really exist only in her imagination. They become closer as they they walk and she describes fantastic creatures that live in the Forest around them. Can they get over the distance and fear that separates each of them from each other and the rest of the world? And in the end, did she really exist? Or was it all in his imagination?
Director: Yulia Shuvchinskaya
Cast: Bruno Di Chiara, Marzia Pellegrino, Gaia Lo Vecchio
