The film, by juxtaposing the relationship and rehab, shows that moving on in life from a painful situation?either physical or emotional?often involves forcing oneself through even more pain to find a better place at the end of the process.
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Mia Madre was the winner of the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury at Cannes in 2015. Ecumenical Juries often focus on finding stories of the human condition that speak to the spiritual needs that are common to us all. That is certainly the case with Mia Madre.
Read MoreIf you’re interested in a football film this weekend (the college season starts tomorrow and the NFL begins in two weeks), you may want to check out Greater. ?It’s a true story about University of Arkansas defensive...
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Kubo (Art Parkinson) finds himself on a quest, searching for his deceased father’s sword,...
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