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La Terra / What Sun Has Seen

Name: La Terra / What Sun Has Seen
Genre: Comedy,Drama
Rating: 57

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LA TERRA, 2006, Italy, Film Italia, 92 min. Luigi (Fabrizio Bentivoglio), exiled after killing his father as a teenager, returns to his native Puglia for some legal paperwork and is thrown into the violence of the south. Director Sergio Rubini brilliantly plays the wife-beating nightclub owner Tonino. In Italian with English subtitles. WHAT SUN HAS SEEN (CO SLONKO WIDZIALO), 2006, Poland, 108 min. Unknown to each other, little boy Seba (Damian Hryniewicz), teenage Marta (Dominika Kluzniak) and fifty-year-old Jozef (Krzysztof Stroinski) are each desperate to raise money. Set in a large city in southern Poland, director Michal Rosa’s third feature follows them on their quest to succeed in spite of all obstacles, and eventually their lives intertwine. A touching portrait of the struggle for human dignity. In Polish and Norwegian with English subtitles.

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Who directed La Terra / What Sun Has Seen?: Michal Rosa

Who is Seba in La Terra / What Sun Has Seen?: Damian Hryniewicz plays Seba in the film.

What is La Terra / What Sun Has Seen about?: LA TERRA, 2006, Italy, Film Italia, 92 min. Luigi (Fabrizio Bentivoglio), exiled after killing his father as a teenager, returns to his native Puglia for some legal paperwork and is thrown into the violence of the south. Director Sergio Rubini brilliantly plays the wife-beating nightclub owner Tonino. In Italian with English subtitles.

WHAT SUN HAS SEEN (CO SLONKO WIDZIALO), 2006, Poland, 108 min. Unknown to each other, little boy Seba (Damian Hryniewicz), teenage Marta (Dominika Kluzniak) and fifty-year-old Jozef (Krzysztof Stroinski) are each desperate to raise money. Set in a large city in southern Poland, director Michal Rosa’s third feature follows them on their quest to succeed in spite of all obstacles, and eventually their lives intertwine. A touching portrait of the struggle for human dignity. In Polish and Norwegian with English subtitles.