Alessandro Baricco legge Novecento

About This Movie

So, 'Alessandro Baricco legge Novecento' is quite an experience. Baricco himself takes on the role of Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Novecento, diving deep into this character with a kind of warmth and introspection that's hard to shake off. The atmosphere is rather intimate, almost like a one-man show but layered with the weight of the narrative. The pacing moves like a gentle tide, allowing you to reflect on the themes of identity and belonging while the performance unfolds. There's a rawness to it, the practical effects and staging are simple, yet they create a canvas for Baricco's words to paint vivid images in your mind. It’s a fascinating reinterpretation, and you can really feel the care he put into connecting with the audience.

Intimate one-man performance · Themes of identity and belonging · Reflective pacing and atmosphere