In the Hand of Dante (2025)
Année de sortie: 2025
Nation: Chile, Italy, United Kingdom, United States
Alternative Title: Рукой Данте
Réalisateur: Julian Schnabel
Writer: Julian Schnabel, Louise Kugelberg, Nick Tosches
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Jon Kilik, Francesco Melzi d'Eril, Olmo Schnabel, Freweini Ghebresellasie, Senya Radchenko, Gabriele Moratti, Vito Schnabel, Katie Whitmire
Co_Producer: Sophia Banks, Damiano Tucci, Tiziano Tucci, Divya Shahani, Sophia White, Ludovica Quarates, Gershon Hinkson
Executive_Producer: Oscar Isaac, Julian Schnabel, Martin Scorsese, Gena Konstantinakos, Gregory P. Cimino III, Galen Core, Charles M. Barsamian, Ferdinando Bonifazi, Drake, Adel 'Future' Nur, Jason Shrier, Matthew Budman, Patricio Rabuffetti, Tatiana Emden, Joyce Zylberberg, Ralph Haiek, Robert K. MacLean, Michael Paletta, Paula Manzanedo-Schmit, Moises Chiver, Konstantin Elkin, Alexander Naas, Svetlana Migunova-Dali, Sandy Edgerley, Paul Edgerley, Milos Raonic, Livio Strazzera, Alessandra Cappelli, Moises Agami, Leon Salame, Garrett Patten, Arun Thapar, Matt Hartley
Sociétés: DreamCrew, Exemplary Films, ITHOD Productions, Indiana Production, MDE Films, Mad Gene Media, MeMo Films, Rahway Road Productions, Screen Capital, Tribune Pictures, Tucci & Company, Twin Productions, World Vision Films
Budget: 25.000.000
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: based on novel or book, dante, manuscript
Histoire
In 'In the Hand of Dante', directed by Julian Schnabel, a centuries-old handwritten manuscript of Dante Alighieri's 'The Divine Comedy' makes its way from an unknown origin to a mob boss in New York City. The manuscript is eventually handed over to author Nick Tosches for authentication. Set against the backdrop of two distinct time periods - fourteenth century Italy during Dante's composition of his epic poem and autumn 2001 New York City post-9/11 - the film explores themes of authorship, power, and the enduring influence of literature on society.
Résumé
'In the Hand of Dante', a forthcoming film set to release in 2025, is a unique blend of historical drama and contemporary intrigue. Directed by Julian Schnabel, this cinematic exploration centers around the fate of an original manuscript of 'The Divine Comedy', Dante's magnum opus. The narrative toggles between medieval Florence and modern-day New York City, drawing parallels between political power structures then and now. With its central premise revolving around literary authentication and the passage of such a seminal work through time, the film promises to delve into themes of artistic legacy, historical context, and the timeless relevance of classic literature.
