Budapest – Summer ’44, Tuscany. Penny and her sister Baby, orphaned, go live with their uncles in a country villa. Their aunt is married to a fascinating German Jewish intellectual, lover of music and art. Penny is acquainted with the extraordinary world that revolves around the happy island of this villa and its extravagant guests, the peasant world at the villa. This is the story of ‘The Sky Falls’, a 2000 film directed by Andrea and Antonio Frazzi that will be screened tomorrow evening at the Italian Cultural Institute in Budapest. Guest of honor of the evening is the author Lorena Mazzetti, author of the homonymous novel from which the film was performed by Isabella Rossellini and Jeroen Krabbè. During the evening is also planned a speech by director Edoardo Salerno. (9colonne)
