The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao
Presented by IFI@Belltable
Karim Aïnouz | Brazil | 2019 | Digital | Subtitled | 139 mins
The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao centres around the forced separation of two sisters which has consequences that echo through generations in Karim Aïnouz’s sweeping, novelistic, and thoroughly engrossing drama.
IFI@Belltable Screenings every Monday at 5pm and 8pm
Patrons are required to present proof of vaccination against Covid-19, along with photo ID, on entry to this event. Wearing of mask/face covering is compulsory once inside the building and throughout the screening.
Presented by IFI@Belltable
Karim Aïnouz | Brazil | 2019 | Digital | Subtitled | 139 mins
The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao centres around the forced separation of two sisters which has consequences that echo through generations in Karim Aïnouz’s sweeping, novelistic, and thoroughly engrossing drama.
IFI@Belltable Screenings every Monday at 5pm and 8pm
Patrons are required to present proof of vaccination against Covid-19, along with photo ID, on entry to this event. Wearing of mask/face covering is compulsory once inside the building and throughout the screening.
The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao begins in Rio de Janeiro in 1950; eighteen-year-old Euridice (Carol Duarte) is a gifted pianist who dreams of studying music at the conservatory in Vienna. Guida (Julia Stockler), her headstrong older sister, is having an affair with Yorgos (Nikolas Antunes), a disreputable Greek sailor with whom she elopes to Athens, and as far as Euridice knows, that’s where she stays.
In reality, the pregnant Guida comes back to Rio before the year is out, her marriage in ruins. Enraged by the perceived shame his daughter’s actions have wrought, Guida’s conservative father throws her out of home, forbidding her return, and spreads a cruel lie about her whereabouts to prevent the sisters from ever meeting again.
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