Agata and the Storm

Directed by Silvio Soldini
Silvio Soldini
Film Movement
2004
118 Minutes
Italy
Italian
Comedy, Romance, Drama
Not Rated
Screening Formats:
Digibeta, DVD
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Sound: 5.1 Surround Sound
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Synopsis

A swirl of pop-art color, madcap magic, and the bittersweet call of life and love suddenly take the mature, ravishing, self-reliant Agata by storm. When Agata, the popular bookshop proprietor and dispenser of sunny wisdom in the form of books, is suddenly wooed by a man almost half her age, her electricity hits high-voltage. It even sends light bulbs bursting in her wake. Yet it is Agata's joy and 'explosive' magnetism in the face of life in all its irony that eventually offers the eye of the cyclone. There, all is supremely quiet and still, as Agata creates a haven of love and freedom to quell the storms of life's unfulfilled desires.