Susan Sarandon encarna el último amor loco de Bertolucci
El concurso de Venecia se anima con el regreso de la actriz estadounidense, un estupendo drama coreano sobre la lucha de clases y otro danés sobre el crimen y castigo de las mujeres colaboracionistas
In the final mad love of Bertolucci, Susan Sarandon embodies the last crazy romance in Andrea Pallaoro's The Echo Chamber. Presented in Venice, this film follows the last script of Bernardo Bertolucci and the portrayals of Susan Sarandon, Luca Marinelli, and Alicia Vikander. The haunting voice of Marianne Faithfull singing Crazy Love fills the background, an important yet distant detail.
Throughout the film, Sarandon's voice, tired and worn, conveys the possibility of turning suffering into a source of creativity. The Echo Chamber is a work about pain, love, and their dependence, unfolding entirely in a charming London apartment where a struggling musical producer (Marinelli) experiences a series of encounters with two women: a rock survivor (Sarandon) and a nurse (Vikander). Their care opens the door to a mad, fantastical, and somber love.
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