The Grand Bolero Parents Guide
The Grand Bolero is an upcoming drama movie, Directed by Kevan Otto and Written by Mark E. McCann, and Melissa Stamper here in this article below, you will get to know The Grand Bolero Age rating and know more about The Grand Bolero parents guide, release date, and cast.
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Official Poster and Details
It is scheduled to be released on October 20, 2022.
| Movie Name | The Grand Bolero |
| Genre | Drama, Romance, Thriller |
| Director | Gabriele Fabbro |
| Writer | Gabriele Fabbro, Ydalie Turk |
| Production Company | G&F Pictures |
| Distributor | UCI Cinema, Labia Theatre |
| Release Date | October 20, 2022 |
| Runtime | 1h, 30m |
| Age Rating | N/A |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian, English |
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Synopsis
The drama takes place in Italy during the first Coronavirus pandemic lockdown. on a fiery, middle-aged pipe organ restorer struggles to control her obsessive attraction to her new 20-year-old mute assistant.
The Grand Bolero Age Rating
The Grand Bolero is not rated yet, we will update you soon with more details.
The Grand Bolero Parents Guide
- There are some fight scenes
- Smoking
- Kissing Scene
- Emotional Scene
Official Wallpaper and Images
Who is in the cast of The Grand Bolero?
- Lidia Vitale as Roxanne
- Brandon Koen as Luka
- Ludovica Mancini as Lucia
- Filippo Prandi as Luka
- Marcello Mariani as Paolo
The Grand Bolero Official Trailer
Trailer Break Down
His latest feature film gathers many of these story threads together in composing a sumptuous feast for the eyes and ears as an unlikely friendship and unexpected attraction bends and then snaps.
Set at an old church during the Covid-19 outbreak, the location’s exquisite detail riddles every frame summoning up history, religion, and humanity to create a rich context for human drama against the backdrop of a forest that borders on fairy tales.
The swirling cinematography and free-flowing edit make you forget that The Grand Bolero is effectively a single-location film, nimble enough to almost break completely free of limitations imposed by the lockdown.
The Grand Bolero serves as a prime example of just how integral a soundtrack is when it comes to engaging senses in setting the scene.
Closing in on its characters to create a sense of intimacy, the tight-knit cast comprises Lidia Vitale, Ludovica Mancini, Filippo Prandi, and Marcello Mariani. It’s Vitale’s powerhouse performance that captures the driving, pent-up energy of The Grand Bolero.
It’s supremely difficult to write for and act in a non-speaking role, forcing screenwriters and actors to come up with creative ways to translate the character’s intention and emotion.
The Grand Bolero showcases a visionary filmmaker in full flight as moments of brilliance bubble up with more self-assuredness. Yet, as impassioned as Fabbro is… the final flourish does kick into overdrive. The Grand Bolero’s a spectacular and immersive cinematic experience.
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