2 Movies Starring Licia Maglietta

Bread and Tulips

Bread and Tulips

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2001-11-02

Languages:

Italian

Countries:

Italy, Switzerland

Runtime:

114 min

Rated:

PG-13

IMDB Ratings:

7.4 (7606 Reviews)

Director:

Silvio Soldini

Cast:

Writer:

Silvio Soldini (story)

Doriana Leondeff (story)

Silvio Soldini (screenplay)

Doriana Leondeff (screenplay)

Fullplot:

Life is often just "for sake of" and we need to know about it and want to benefit when we are presented with the occasion to. A bit for "sake of", a bit for choice, Rosalba, young and apart from anything a housewife of Pescara, during a bus trip after she found herself alone and...forgotten in a highway cafè, decides not to wait for her husband and sons to come back to pick her up but instead decides to find her own way home. She is a little offended that she has been forgotten by her family and has been told by her husband to stay put so, rebelling a little she finds herself hitch-hiking direct for Venice. Her adventure in Venice begins meeting strange but fascinating people. Fermo; an anarchistic florist, Grazia; a masseuse and Fernando; a waiter from Iceland that speaks his own language of Italian.

Agata and the Storm

Agata and the Storm

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2004-02-27

Languages:

Italian, English

Countries:

Italy, Switzerland, UK, France

Runtime:

125 min

IMDB Ratings:

6.6 (981 Reviews)

Director:

Silvio Soldini

Cast:

Writer:

Doriana Leondeff

Francesco Piccolo

Silvio Soldini

Fullplot:

In Genoa, Agata runs her bookstore and, without meaning to, causes light bulbs and appliances to burn out. At the same time that a younger man declares his attraction to her, her brother Gustav, a morose architect, a distant husband, and an indifferent father, discovers that he was adopted and has a half-brother in the Po Valley. To Agata's great pain, she sees her young man with another woman - plus, Gustav cuts himself off from her and from his wife and son. Agata goes to the Po Valley, meets Gustav's brother and the brother's wife, and tries to reconnect by letting life wash over her. Wisdom comes from traditional Chinese medicine and from good literature.

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