Baaria (2009)

Name: Baaria
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: Sep 25, 2009
Cast: Francesco Scianna, Margareth Madè, Lina Sastri

Not Rated

163 min

Sep 25, 2009

Sicilian, Italian, English

Giuseppe Tornatore traces three generations of a Sicilian family in in the Sicilian town of Bagheria (known as Baarìa in the local Sicilian dialect), from the 1930s to the 1980s, to tell the story of the loves, dreams and delusions of an unusual community.

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Baaria (also know as Baarìa) full movie is released on Sep 25, 2009. Watch Baaria online - the Sicilian Comedy movie from Italy , which has achieved a worldwide gross of $16,017,513. Baaria is directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and created by Giuseppe Tornatore with Francesco Scianna and Margareth Madè. Baaria is available online on Pluto TV and Plex.

The film begins in the 1920's, in the Sicilian town of Bagheria (a.k.a. Baaria) where Giuseppe "Peppino" Torrenuova works as a shepherd to financially help his poor family. Over the next 50 years Giuseppe's life, as well as the life of the village, is observed. Giuseppe grows up, joins the Communist Party, marries a local girl (Mannina), has children and forges a political career for himself.

As know as:

Baarìa, Baarìa: Amor y Pasión, Baarìa - Eine italienische Familiengeschichte, Baarìa - La porta del vento, シチリア！シチリア！

Release Date (Streaming):

Oct 18, 2011

Countries:

Italy, France

Language:

Sicilian, Italian, English

Production Companies:

Medusa Film, Quinta Communications, Regione Siciliana

Official Site:

Official Facebook

Gross worldwide:

$16,017,513

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Reviews

John Hartl

Seattle Times

The picture does have its plodding moments - but there's enough left over for the rest of us to have a reasonably good time.

by rottentomatoes, Jan 27, 2011

Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

It's a colossal Stella Artois ad.

by rottentomatoes, Jul 22, 2010

Ian Freer

Empire Magazine

Although at times it feels a little too packed, taking a closer look into fascist times, war and the notorious Italian mafia through the eyes of every day people is refreshing.

by rottentomatoes, Jul 22, 2010