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Photos from Stealing Beauty See All 42 Photos « Prev Next » View as Slideshow Title: Stealing Beauty Photo 42 of 42: Photo date: ???? if (typeof afc_data == "undefined") { afc_data = new Object(); } afc_data["BOTTOM_CENTER"] = { channel: "test03-channel", client: "ca-amazon-imdb_js", title: "Sponsored Links", help: "What's This?" }; Sponsored Links (What's This?) EZ Repairable Salvage www.RideSafely.com * Over 15,000 New Listings Weekly Free Membership. Collision or Flood Documentary Filmmaker www.KevinKnoblock.com * Award Winning Writer/Director Cable, Broadcast and Features trucks and trailers www.gassmann-gmbh.com * We have constantly more than 1.600 vehicles on stock! Related Videos ad_utils.ad_queue.push({tile:'5',slot:'top_rhs'}); "The Best of Youth" This six-hour, two-part movie about an Italian family spans 30 years, and stays with you for a long, long time. By Stephanie Zacharek Share Email Digg it Del.icio.us My Yahoo Print RSS Font: S / S+ / S++ Pages 1 2 Mar 3, 2005 | "The Best of Youth," originally made for Italian television and about to get a theatrical release here in the States, covers more than 30 years in the life of an Italian family. It's also six hours long (divided into two three-hour parts, with separate admission for each), representing the kind of time commitment that's daunting even for the most devoted moviegoers. But before you relegate "The Best of Youth" to the "watch it on DVD later" pile, let's consider a few of the reasons we still bother to go to the movies in the first place: The communal experience is part of the draw, but there's also something almost ritualistic about setting aside the time to sit in the dark and allow yourself to be consumed by -- and to engage with -- the story unfolding before you. Moviegoing is private as well as public. Ideally, the time we've poured into a picture should mean nothing compared with the riches we take away from it. Some long movies merely rob you of time; others, like "The Best of Youth," expand in the memory, yielding returns far beyond the number of hours you've actually spent in the seat. This is a graceful and enveloping feat of filmmaking. At the center of "The Best of Youth" are two brothers, Nicola Carati (Luigi Lo Cascio) and Matteo Carati (Alessio Boni), whom we first meet in 1966, as young men. Nicola has just completed his studies -- he's now officially a doctor, although he shows a youthful indifference to his vocation. Matteo, a naturally thoughtful kid who's devoted to literature and poetry and who, unlike his brother, has never had to work hard to earn good grades, is still in school. They're both living in Rome with their parents, Angelo (Andrea Tidona), a businessman who's always cheerfully looking forward to his next moneymaking scheme, and their mother, Adriana (Adriana Asti), a no-nonsense schoolteacher whose tender protectiveness toward her children doesn't reveal itself until well after they're grown. Nicola and Matteo also have an older sister, Giovanna (Lidia Vitale), who's a successful prosecutor, and a much younger one, Francesca (played first by Nila Carnelutti and later, as a grown-up, by Valentina Carnelutti), whom we first meet as the cute kid sister and who later emerges as one of the most effervescent and sensible figures in the family. Nicola and Matteo are about to embark on a summer road trip with a few of their friends, a respite they've been looking forward to after having worked so hard at their studies. But instead of being just a youthful holiday, the trip marks the beginning of their grown-up lives. Matteo has met a troubled young girl, Giorgia (the mournfully lovely Jasmine Trinca), who has been subjected to electroshock therapy as a way of treating her mental disorders. Matteo spirits her away from the institution that has mistreated her. She joins Nicola and Matteo on their road trip (they never meet up with their friends, as planned), and both brothers fall in love with her, at least just a little bit. But the three are separated in the course of their travels: Giorgia disappears, and the brothers are helpless to find her. Matteo returns home and joins the army (he later becomes a policeman), as if he were desperate to impart some sort of order and toughness to his life full of dreams. And Nicola continues to travel, first to Norway and eventually to Florence, where he meets Giulia (Sonia Bergamasco), a beautiful young student and political activist who will become his longtime partner and the mother of his child. "The Best of Youth" Directed by Marco Tullio Giordana Starring Luigi Lo Cascio, Alessio Boni Next Page: A study in the ways in which we continue to grow after we become adults

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