The Eight Mountains

147 min

Coarse language

Winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes, this breathtaking drama traces two people of different classes who forge a decades-long, life-defining friendship in the Italian Alps.

From award-winning filmmakers Charlotte Vandermeersch and Felix van Groeningen ('The Broken Circle Breakdown'), THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS is a breathtaking and richly involving story about two people of vastly different classes who forge a decades-long, life-defining friendship in the Italian Alps. Summer 1984, a secluded alpine village in the Aosta Valley. Holidaying with his mother (Elena Lietti) and father (Filippo Timi), 11-year-old Pietro befriends Bruno, the local son of a stonemason, and the two spend an idyllic vacation together. But when Pietro’s well-meaning but impetuous dad suggests that Bruno return to Turin with them so that he can receive a proper education, he inadvertently drives a wedge between the boys. In adulthood, their paths intertwine again: the estranged Pietro (Luca Marinelli, 'Martin Eden') is drawn back to the valley - a place that Bruno (Alessandro Borghi) has never left - and as the two set about building a mountain cabin, they begin to bridge a crevasse of emotional distance and reconcile the wounds and regrets of the past... Set against the pristine, spectacular panoramas of Northwest Italy and Nepal, and adapted from Paolo Cognetti’s bestselling novel, THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS is a deeply affecting tale of connection – to others, to nature and to self. The incredible bond the two protagonists achieve is both profoundly moving and meaningful.

Director
Felix Van Groeningen,Charlotte Vandermeersch
Cast
Luca Marinelli, Alessandro Borghi, Elena Lietti, Filippo Timi
Genre
Drama
Rating
M (Coarse language)
Runtime
147 min

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