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Estigmas / una pelicula de Adán Aliaga ; director, Adán Aliaga.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Aliaga, Adán, 1969- director.
Nadir Films, production company.
Edward W. Lanius Book Fund.
Jaibo Films, production company.
Ignacio Benedeti Cinema, production company.
Pragda Films.
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Mattotti, Lorenzo, 1954---Film adaptations.
Mattotti, Lorenzo.
Piersanti, Claudio--Film adaptations.
Piersanti, Claudio.
Miracles--Drama.
Miracles.
Stigmatization--Drama.
Stigmatization.
Mattotti, Lorenzo, 1954-.
Genre:
Drama.
Feature films.
Film adaptations.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 video file (102 minutes)) : sound, black and white
Other Title:
Stigmata
Place of Publication:
[Brooklyn, NY] : [Pragda], 2009.
Language Note:
In Spanish with English subtitles.
System Details:
digital
Summary:
Stigmata is a hauntingly beautiful and lyrical tale based on the Italian cult comic book by Lorenzo Mattotti and Claudio Piersanti. Multiawarded Adán Aliaga's (My Grandmother's House) debut feature is a thoughtful journey into the intertwining realms of faith and imagination. Told by a hulking, gentle giant of a man, Stigmata follows Bruno as he wakes up one morning bleeding from mysterious wounds on his hands. He questions the wounds from a purely physical perspective, but others see them as a divine sign. Hounded, Bruno flees the city and wanders through the countryside until he finds a traveling fair and falls in love. Ultimately, Bruno's journey is one of universal ideas, which lead us to our own, larger-than-life questions about love, expectation, and redemption.
Notes:
Description based on online resource; title from title screen (viewed on June 6, 2023).
Based on the graphic novel by Mattotti y Pièrsanti.
Nominated 2010 Bombay International Film Festival, Golden Gateway Award
Nominated 2010 Nantes Spanish Film Festival Jules Verne Award
Won 2009 Best New Director
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Edward W. Lanius Book Fund.
OCLC:
1057015351
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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