Anthony Quayle
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Misunderstood ( Italian: Incompreso) is a 1966 Italian drama film directed by Luigi Comencini. It was entered into the 1967 Cannes Film Festival. [1] Plot. Duncombe is the UK Consul General in Florence, Italy. He becomes a widower when his two sons, Andrew and Miles, are still children.
Misunderstood: Directed by Luigi Comencini. With Anthony Quayle, Stefano Colagrande, Simone Giannozzi, John Sharp. A study of bitter relationships between a widower and his two sons.
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- Drama
- Luigi Comencini
- 1967-01-21
Apr 24, 2024 · The first pressing of the Radiance Films Blu-Ray of Misunderstood includes a booklet featuring new writing by critic Manuela Lazic, a newly translated archival interview with Comencini, and restoration notes. These all provide a great analysis of the film through an exploration of its themes, the talent involved, and more.
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Misunderstood 1966 1h 45m Drama List Reviews After the death of his wife, John Duncombe decides only to tell 8-year-old Andrea and to hide the truth from sickly 4-year-old Milo.
- Luigi Comencini
- Drama
- Anthony Quayle
Apr 26, 2024 · Stefano Colagrande as Andrea is particularly incredible, his ability to convey vulnerability and sensitivity is striking. To talk of only tragedy doesn’t do justice to Misunderstood. This film contains some of the most infectiously joyful scenes of children playing games and having fun.
Misunderstood is a deeply effecting film about grief, miscommunication and a reluctance to share feelings. We have the father, John. Elder son Andrea and younger son Milo. Three people who are dealing with the loss of their wife and mother. The film flirts between highs and lows.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5 | Apr 30, 2024. …a minor gem…a wise, moving film about childhood and loss…Comencini’s vital adaptation captures the essence of a cautionary story about ...
