
科西嘉大公
- 年份:|地区:英国|语言:英语德语|分类:电影›剧情
- 类型剧情喜剧
- 又名The Obscure Life of the Grand Duke of Corsica,科西嘉大公之墓
- 状态已完结正片
- 时长93分钟
- 上映2021-09-17(英国)
- 导演Daniel Graham
- 编剧Daniel Graham
- 主演蒂莫西·斯波 奥尔雯·凯瑟琳·凯莉 莱亚·凡·艾肯 Valentina Manzini
- 标签剧情喜剧黑色幽默疫情双线叙事信仰人生哲思
- 简介
《科西嘉大公》是一部2021年英国剧情喜剧片,由蒂莫西·斯波主演,借建筑师为富豪修建陵墓的荒诞任务,串联疫情下跨越千年的命运回响。
《科西嘉大公》上映于2021年,是一部英国制片出品,导演Daniel Graham,编剧Daniel Graham。由蒂莫西·斯波、奥尔雯·凯瑟琳·凯莉、莱亚·凡·艾肯、Valentina Manzini等主演的国产剧,对白语言为英语,德语。
《科西嘉大公》剧情简介:影片以双线叙事展开:一条时间线回到1221年,一名年轻人踏上通往亚西西圣方济各信仰之路的人生转折;另一条时间线来到千年之后,一位建筑师受命为一位垂死的亿万富翁设计陵墓。看似毫无交集的两段人生,被一场突如其来的疫情悄然联系在一起。随着工程推进与死亡阴影逼近,人物在荒诞处境中重新审视信仰、欲望、衰老与生命意义。影片以黑色幽默包裹哲思,在现实困境与历史回声之间,呈现命运如何改变人与人之间的关系。
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