Once More Unto the Breach (film) explained

Once More Unto the Breach
Native Name:
Language:Italian, Russian
Country:Italy
Director:Federico Ferrone, Michele Manzolini
Producer:Claudio Giapponesi
Cinematography:Andrea Vaccari
Editing:Maria Fantastica Valmori
Music:Simonluca Laitempergher
Runtime:70 minutes

Once More Unto the Breach (Italian: '''Il varco'''|lit=The Gate) is a fiction film created with archive materials shot during World War II. The film's premiere took place during the 76th Venice Film Festival. In 2020, the film editor Maria Fantastica Valmori won the award for best editing at the European Film Awards.[1]

Plot

World War II, 1941. Nazi Germany invades the USSR. Its most faithful ally, Fascist Italy, also sends its first troops to the Ukrainian front. An unknown soldier is one of them. Unlike most of his comrades in arms, he has knows the frontline, the bombings and the massacres of war before. And he is scared.

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: The EFA Excellence Awards Winners 2020.
  2. Web site: ANNECY CINEMA ITALIEN 37 - Il palmares.
  3. Web site: Il Varco by Ferrone and Manzolini awarded at DocsBarcelona 2020.