“Too Many Beasts”, an interview with director Sarah Arnold
Director Sarah Arnold on her debut feature, "Too Many Beasts": 'I made this film so that we don't forget that we have to disobey.'
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Sara Summa, Ben Roessler - The Last to See Them #BRIFF2019 fredfilmradio
PODCAST | Nicolò Comotti interviews director Sara Summa and composer Ben Roessler of the film The Last to See Them.
Director Sara Summa and composer Ben Roessler recount their experience while making Summa’s first feature The Last to See Them. A film that defy and standardisation in the realm of cinematic genres, The Last to See Them is a courageous meditation on life and its precious yet unsung moments. Even more so, when we all know the end is inescapable.
The Last to See Them: The Durati family lead an idyllic, secluded life in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by olive groves. Their daily routines are not particularly spectacular, although the eldest daughter is soon to be married and each of the family members is preparing for the wedding in their own way. The film makes no secret of the fact that father Enzo, mother Alice, daughter Dora and son Matteo will not survive the coming day. The knowledge of their imminent demise changes how the viewer sees their everyday actions, their plans both big and small. The fragility of life shines through and it almost feels like everything is slowing down. The smallest events are shown from different perspectives, lending them greater significance. The editing, music and tracking shots make the inescapable end appear like a trancelike countdown. Death and manslaughter are common film themes. By concentrating so radically on the “before”, Sara Summa tells the story of a brutal crime in an entirely unique way. Gli ultimi a vederli vivere is much more a tender tale of life than one of death. We’re the last to see them living.
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