Italian
When a couple organizes a party to celebrate their separation
Jonás Trueba, a Spanish author with a clear talent, creates a witty film that explores the sense of belonging in romantic relationships and all the small and big dilemmas that love likes to keep in store.
Ale and Alex, who have been sharing their life as a couple for fifteen years, decide to separate, and what better way than to organize a big farewell party?
The brilliant idea arises from a sarcastic remark made by her father, but is immediately embraced by the couple who start working on the organization, amidst invitations and excitement.
The couple, who professionally tread the cinema stages and struggle to separate set and private life, are so enthusiastic about the event, given the overwhelming sentimental confusion, that wanting to celebrate the separation will become surreal.
In Italian cinemas from June 12th, Volveréis is a film that will not go unnoticed, such is the peculiarity of its synopsis. It generously delves into the boundary between union and separation, almost as if to trigger a curious mechanism of reciprocity where not only does one need the other, but becomes inevitably dependent on it.
Jonás Trueba, in his latest direction, enjoys fishing in the pool of emotions with a velvet glove, lightly leaving very pleasant interpretative spaces, with a plot that may seem predictable but ultimately is not.
Intravisti per voi di Mauro Lama
Translated to English:Glimpsed for you by Mauro Lama
