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Mary (2005)

Année de sortie: 2005

Nation: France, Italy, United States

Alternative Title: Maria Magdolna, Maria, Mary: This Is My Blood, Mária Magdolna, María Magdalena - El evangelio prohibido, Maria Madalena, Мария

Réalisateur: Abel Ferrara

Writer: Abel Ferrara, Mario Isabella, Scott Pardo, Simone Lageoles

Production & Genre

Producteur: Producer: David Hausen, Fernando Sulichin, Francesco Di Silvio, Frank DeCurtis, Jean-Pierre Marois, Lewis Saul, Roberto De Nigris, Thierry Klemeniuk
Executive Producer: Jean Cazes, Riccardo Neri

Sociétés: Associated Film, Central Films, De Nigris Productions, Surreel, Wild Bunch

Genre: Drama, Thriller

Budget: N/A

Récompenses & Similaires

Récompenses:

  • 4 wins & 1 nomination

Similaire:

  • Persona (1966)
  • Kingdom of Heaven (2005)
  • Children of Paradise (1945)
  • This Man Must Die (1969)
  • Charlie Wilson's War (2007)

Mots-clés

Histoire

The movie 'Mary' follows three individuals whose lives are profoundly affected during the filming of a Passion play in Jerusalem. The director, who casts himself as Jesus Christ, becomes increasingly absorbed by his role and the religious fervor surrounding them. Meanwhile, the actress playing Mary Magdalene finds it difficult to leave her character behind once shooting wraps up in Bethlehem. Additionally, a TV journalist on set begins to grapple with spiritual doubts as he witnesses these events unfold.

Résumé

Directed by Abel Ferrara ('Bad Lieutenant,' 'Ms. 45'), 'Mary' is a drama-thriller that explores the intersections of faith and filmmaking. Set amidst the chaotic yet reverential atmosphere of Jerusalem during Easter week, the movie delves into the psychological impact of portraying biblical figures on those involved in its production. Ferrara himself plays the egotistical director, adding an autobiographical element to the narrative. Themes of faith, identity, and obsession permeate the film, as characters struggle with their roles both on and off-screen.

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