Literary adaptation: A female musician in Asia's tropics escapes from harassers to an island where a timid man has retreated.After 3 ruffians come in search of gold, he summons the courage to defend her and his turf.
So, you’re scrolling through old films, huh? La riva dei bruti, or “The Brutes’ Shore,” is one of those that might catch your eye if you’re into a specific kind of vibe. If you love a slow burn, films that take their sweet time building atmosphere, and stories where the setting feels as important as the people, then ye...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Mario Camerini
Mario Camerini
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"So, you’re scrolling through old films, huh? La riva dei bruti, or “The Brutes’ Shore,” is one of those that might catch your eye if you’re into a specific kind of vibe. If you love a slow burn, films that take their sweet time building atmosphere, and stories where the setting feels as important as the people, then yeah, give this a shot. It’s definitely *not* for anyone expecting a fast-paced thriller or crystal-clear exposition from the get-go. Modern audiences used to quick cuts and constant..."
Pier Luigi Melani, Joseph Conrad
Italy
1931 · IMDb —
