La Pietà

Directed by Eduardo Casanova
Film Movement
2022
86 Minutes
Spain, Argentina
Spanish
Fantasy, Horror, Drama, Comedy
Religion/Spirituality, European Studies, Latinx Studies
Not Rated
DVD $150.00
Blu-ray $150.00
PPR $350.00
DRL $499.00
PPR+DRL $599.00

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Mateo and his mother Lili (Ángela Molina) have been inseparable for years. The two share an apartment, answer questions for each other, and spend practically all their moments together. But this bond becomes fraught when Lili is diagnosed with a fatal illness. With the limited time Lili has left, the pair take their toxic mother-son relationship to extreme ends.

From provocateur Eduardo Casanova, La Pietà is a “gorgeously vulgar and shocking” work unlike any other (ScreenAnarchy). Winner of the Special Jury Award at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Casanova’s latest film is a “strange, yet surprisingly heart-breaking film” that encapsulates “bizarre art horror at its finest" (Dread Central).

Cast

  • Ángela Molina
  • Manel Llunell
  • Ana Polvorosa
  • Antonio Durán 'Morris'
  • Highest Rating
    "A highly stylised drama filled with fastidious attention to detail and arch, knowing performances...."
    Ben Nicholson, The Film Verdict
  • Highest Rating
    "Something that would come out of the mind of Álex de la Iglesia if he would wake up in a pastel-coloured rehab centre...."
    Marko Stojiljković, Cineuropa
  • Highest Rating
    "Casanova draws from the same controversial and stark sources as Lars von Trier, both plot-wise and visually. "
    Jason Seaver, Jay's Movie Blog
  • Highest Rating
    "A fascinating audiovisual proposal starring the wonderful Ángela Molina in one of the best performances of her career."
    Xesco Simón, Las Furias Magazine
  • Highest Rating
    "[T]ragicomic to an extreme perhaps only comparable to the best work of Todd Solondz, a high bar that also serves as a kind of reference that will take the temperature of the viewer considering entering Casanova’s absurdist reality."
    J Hurtado, Screen Anarchy

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