The most charming scene of the movie was when Italia’s daughter tells Arthur that if he wants to see her mom he has to “clean himself up.” Meanwhile she holds a cracked mirror for him while he shaves. Arthur follows her to the trainstation where italia is living and she tells him “it’s only temporary, but life itself is temporary.”

unique rounded format (and setting of course) saved any sub-par acting and round about plot. Rohrwacher takes her time with…

every shot  in this movie felt like perfectly composed photograph. It could have no audio and my attention would still be held for the entire thing. And so much green. Made me want to go to Columbus Indiana. Do feel like the plot was lacking and left a bit to much up to the watcher and leaned a bit heavily on the visuals of the buildings to give it momentum. Richardson gave a great performance but the architecture nerd persona…