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The Book of Life is an LDS movie from Italy.
It's now available in download for 4,99 USD at this link:
audience-alliance.com
The Trailer
youtube.com/watch?v=EmGBQ7Fgj2M
Lui is likable and funny an Italian version of Jim Carrey and Robin Williams ... (Sharon Haddock, Deseret News)
The shots are rich and varied, and the
lighting is fantastic (Meagan Brady, Issue)
The audience rated the film as "excellent" and written comments were also very positive. One filmgoer said, "It was a life-changing experience." Another wrote, "Refreshing, not like anything I've seen before." (KSL.com)
The Book of Life is one of the most overtly LDS films in recent memory a surprise anywhere...is as pure a family film as you can get, with spiritual content and entertainment for both children and adults ...(LDS FF 2011, Report)
Festival-goers liked it so much, Christian Vuissa arranged to have the film shown a second time at the festival.(meridian magazin)
Beneath the surface love story that serves to drive the plot are deeper elements that combine to create a richly layered film...
I only wished I spoke Italian so I could spend less time reading the subtitles and more time soaking in the beauty of the film.
Its undeniable that Marco Lui carries this film. His superb acting provides nearly all the comedic moments, but he is also the heart of the picture, and it is his testimony on which it is based. (REVIEW BY MEAGAN BRADY, Mormon Artist)
The Italian children in the film are cute and allowed to radiate a warmth and charm. The effective narration feels like an homage to the "Princess Bride," and the music permeates without distracting. The scenery is gorgeous.
(Sharon Haddock, Deseret News)
It's now available in download for 4,99 USD at this link:
audience-alliance.com
The Trailer
youtube.com/watch?v=EmGBQ7Fgj2M
Lui is likable and funny an Italian version of Jim Carrey and Robin Williams ... (Sharon Haddock, Deseret News)
The shots are rich and varied, and the
lighting is fantastic (Meagan Brady, Issue)
The audience rated the film as "excellent" and written comments were also very positive. One filmgoer said, "It was a life-changing experience." Another wrote, "Refreshing, not like anything I've seen before." (KSL.com)
The Book of Life is one of the most overtly LDS films in recent memory a surprise anywhere...is as pure a family film as you can get, with spiritual content and entertainment for both children and adults ...(LDS FF 2011, Report)
Festival-goers liked it so much, Christian Vuissa arranged to have the film shown a second time at the festival.(meridian magazin)
Beneath the surface love story that serves to drive the plot are deeper elements that combine to create a richly layered film...
I only wished I spoke Italian so I could spend less time reading the subtitles and more time soaking in the beauty of the film.
Its undeniable that Marco Lui carries this film. His superb acting provides nearly all the comedic moments, but he is also the heart of the picture, and it is his testimony on which it is based. (REVIEW BY MEAGAN BRADY, Mormon Artist)
The Italian children in the film are cute and allowed to radiate a warmth and charm. The effective narration feels like an homage to the "Princess Bride," and the music permeates without distracting. The scenery is gorgeous.
(Sharon Haddock, Deseret News)