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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240517
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes Delaware 19958
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SUMMARY:L’immensita
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DESCRIPTION:L’immensita is a vibrant coming-of-age story that navigates t
 he\noften-treacherous path to adulthood. Rome\, 1970s: a world which\nstra
 ddles new neighborhoods being created\, TV variety shows still in\nblack &
  white\, societal advances and family models that now seem\noutdated. Clar
 a (Penélope Cruz) and Felice (Vincenzo Amato) have just\nmoved into a new
  apartment. Their marriage has reached a point of no\nreturn: they no long
 er love each other\, but they can't seem to leave\neach other either. Thei
 r children are the only thing that keeps them\ntogether\, the same childre
 n that are the syphon for all of Clara's\ndreams of freedom. Adriana\, the
  eldest\, has just turned twelve\;\nClara's mood swings and the growing te
 nsions between her parents play\nout before her watchful gaze. Adriana is 
 in a state of refusal of her\nname and her identity\, and her dogged pursu
 it of trying to convince\neveryone that she is a boy brings the already fr
 agile stability of her\nfamily to breaking point. As the children search a
 round them for\nguidance -- be it a voice from above or a song on the TV -
 - everything\nchanges\, both inside and outside of themselves. [2022\, Ita
 ly\, 97 min\,\nRating: NR\, in Italian with English subtitles] Karen Gordo
 n of\nOriginal Sin writes\, “Penelope Cruz is quietly powerful in a\npor
 trait of a family in turmoil.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater.\nPresenter: Re
 hoboth Beach Film Society.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>L&rsquo\;immensita is a vibrant coming-of-a
 ge story that navigates the often-treacherous path to adulthood. Rome\, 19
 70s: a world which straddles new neighborhoods being created\, TV variety 
 shows still in black &amp\; white\, societal advances and family models th
 at now seem outdated. Clara (Pen&eacute\;lope Cruz) and Felice (Vincenzo A
 mato) have just moved into a new apartment. Their marriage has reached a p
 oint of no return: they no longer love each other\, but they can&#39\;t se
 em to leave each other either. Their children are the only thing that keep
 s them together\, the same children that are the syphon for all of Clara&#
 39\;s dreams of freedom. Adriana\, the eldest\, has just turned twelve\; C
 lara&#39\;s mood swings and the growing tensions between her parents play 
 out before her watchful gaze. Adriana is in a state of refusal of her name
  and her identity\, and her dogged pursuit of trying to convince everyone 
 that she is a boy brings the already fragile stability of her family to br
 eaking point. As the children search around them for guidance -- be it a v
 oice from above or a song on the TV -- everything changes\, both inside an
 d outside of themselves. [2022\, Italy\, 97 min\, Rating: NR\, in Italian 
 with English subtitles] Karen Gordon of Original Sin writes\, &ldquo\;Pene
 lope Cruz is quietly powerful in a portrait of a family in turmoil.&rdquo\
 ; Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.</p>
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