Resurrection

The film takes viewers on a journey that begins with a reading in Naples in September 2012 and transitions through multiple European cities, including Berlin, Locarno, and Paris. Each location serves as a backdrop for the evolving narrative, where the storytelling shifts with different people presenting Tolstoy’s work.

Resurrection captures the essence of Tolstoy’s exploration of morality and redemption while incorporating real voices and experiences, such as those of Adamo Vergine and Jean François Neplaz. This blend of literary and real-world perspectives enriches the viewing experience, inviting reflection on the characters' complexities.

Collectors can find Resurrection available in blu-ray and DVD formats, as well as other media. This variety makes it accessible for those looking to explore diverse interpretations of classic literature through film.