Gloria Mundi

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Film Info
Festival Programs:World Cinema
Tags:Culture & Society
Drama
Family Drama
Francophone
Relationship
Release Year:2019
Runtime:107 min
Country/Region:France
Italy
Festivals & Awards:Venice Film Festival - Best Actress
Language:French
Print Source:mk2 films
Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iseKr6lZL_Q
Cast/Crew
Director:Robert Guédiguian
Producer:Marc Bordure
Robert Guédiguian
Angelo Barbagallo
Cinematographer:Pierre Milon
Screenwriter:Serge Valletti
Robert Guédiguian
Editor:Bernard Sasia
Composer:Michel Petrossian
Principal Cast:Ariane Ascaride
Jean-Pierre Darroussin
Gérard Meylan
Anaïs Demoustier
Robinson Stévenin
Lola Naymark
Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet
Filmography:Marius and Jeannette (1997)
The Town Is Quiet (2000)
Lady Jane (2008)
The Snows of Kilimanjaro (2011)
Army of Crime (2009)
The House by the Sea (2017)

Description

Available to Watch May 15 at 11:00 AM - May 23 11:59 PM | Access to MSPIFF39 Redefined is geo-restricted to viewers in Minnesota and a MN billing address is required to purchase a ticket.

A family struggles with life in Marseilles’s gig economy in Robert Guédiguian’s moving drama, his 19th film in collaboration with his wife Ariane Ascaride, who stars.

Sylvie (Ascaride) is the matriarch of a family almost literally racing around the French port city to make ends meet, working as bus drivers, housecleaners, or Uber drivers, all of them cogs in the great gig economy. When the eldest daughter gives birth to a baby girl, Sylvie’s former husband, and the biological father of her children, returns from a twenty-year stretch in prison, emotions are strained. A brilliant entry in Guédiguian’s lifelong study of French leftist ideology and its effects on the working class in Marseilles, Gloria Mundi is a heartfelt and gorgeous film.

Director Biography

Robert Guédiguian

Born in Marseilles in 1953 to a dock worker, Robert Guédiguian is the director of 19 features, all of which feature his wife and collaborator Ariane Ascaride. Beginning with 1981’s Last Summer, his features examine the lives of lower- and middle-class French as they navigate life. Gloria Mundi (2019) is his most recent film.


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