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The Tree of Wooden ClogsOther

by Ermanno Olmi

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Italian filmmaker; The Wonders (2014) won the Grand Prix at Cannes and Happy as Lazzaro (2018) its screenplay prize, and she followed them with La chimera (2023).
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Olmi shows us how cinema can capture history, and he succeeds in conveying the important moments of history by making them come alive through his incredible method of working, which is most apparent in The Tree of Wooden Clogs. He looks at history with a love, care, and respect that are truly admirable.

Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Alice Rohrwacher, the entry for The Tree of Wooden Clogs.

2018-12-03·criterion.com ↗

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