The film entitled The Moon is a drama between the U.S. and Italy where a mother (Jill Clayburgh) is facing the loss of her husband (Fred Gwynne) and rebellious behavior and temperament of his son (Matthew Barry).
After that Caterina Silveri (the mother), decides to travel to Italy to enhance his career as a singer who was on a short break. After arriving in Italy Joe (son) begins to form friendships that will lead to a dangerous heroin addiction. Silveri to be desperate because they can not remove your child chooses to drug your child from sexual way to prevent drug use. Mother and son later made a trip that aims Silveri, reveal to her son who his real father, to exercise parental reinforcement and can be removed from the world of self-destruction in which it is immersed. During the trip
pass tensions and problems that prolong the trip. At the end after so much time together as father son reunite and travel together to see Caterina Silveri act in an opera.
The film is about a family and the problems they must endure and the sacrifices they must do to keep it together, the story examines the situation where a family is after losing the head of the family, and in history is very present world of marginalization embodied in bad company. This film
the Oedipal narrative scheme is felt in the relationships Silveria and his son Joe, in which the mother tries through physical needs of your child to avoid resorting to the use of heroin, from the point of view director of the film, Bernardo Bertolucci , the mother's actions are fully justifiable even though the film was banned in many countries and a few other demonized by their characteristics and incestuous connotations.
Ultimately this film shows the human reactions to adversity and how and by what means they intend to resolve conflicts, also reflects the particular perspective affection and tenderness felt by mother and child if they have arguments and problems
Sheet Production year: 1979
Director: Bernardo Bertolucci
Cast: Jill Clayburgh, Matthew Barry, Veronica Lazar, Alida Valli, Renato Salvatori, Fred Gwynne, Roberto BenigniGuión: Giuseppe Bertolucci, Clare Peploe, Bernardo Bertolucci
Music: Ennio Morricone
Photography: Vittorio Storaro
Distribute on DVD: Vellavisión
Length: 137 min. Public
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Adult Genre: Drama
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