Ordinary Justice
- Original title
- Palazzo di giustizia
- Year
- 2020
- Running time
- 84 min.
- Country
- Italy
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Daphne Scoccia
- Bianca Leonardi
- Sara Short
- Nicola Rignanese
- Giovanni Anzaldo
- Andrea Lattanzi
- Roberto Sbaratto
- Simone Moretto
- Cinzia Morandi
- Diego Benzoni
- Michele Franco
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- Cinematography
- Producer
- Co-production Italy-Switzerland;
- Genre
- Drama | Courtroom Drama / Lawyers
- Synopsis
- Two girls wait in front of a closed courtroom door. There’s playful, headstrong Luce, who’s still little and insecure and there’s dismissive Domenica, who’s almost grown-up. Inside, their fathers are seated on opposite sides of the courtroom. The trial is complicated - was it manslaughter or murder? Out in the hallway, the daughters are unsure about what to do. Focussing all of her attention on this one spot, the director places supposed peripheral players centre stage, opening up a series of new and unusual perspectives. Secondary spaces and elements, such as corridors, stairwells and puddles – are explored for their potential . Moms and step-moms come and go. Sandwiches, pasta Napoli and a little sparrow tell their own stories, while a gesture of silent protest hangs stuck to the underside of a bench.
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