Blueprints For A Swing

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Gianni (Kim Rossi Stuart) lost by a young companion, who died in giving birth to their son, Paolo (Andrea Rossi) was born under a disability, who refuses to see. Fifteen years later, he sees for the first time, dovendolo accompanied to Germany to see a specialist, but things did not go exactly as planned.

The two players will open and close to each other intermittently, steps forward and steps back, that will lead them in any case a deeper insight, a reduction of barriers to naturally raised. A report strongly unstable, which is desperately trying to lay the foundations, even if the future is very alarming, being characterized by uncertainty.

between father and son, is part of a woman, Nicole (Charlotte Rampling), a mother of a girl with similar problems to those suffered by Paul. She will lay bare the heart of John and all his sense of shame, not without courage and toughness, while also hiding her vulnerability and fears of all human beings.

Gianni But suddenly discovers love, to love unconditionally to that child not yet grown up and tell him, in as specific as possible. This step is the focal point of the film (hence the title).
There is much realism in the scenes and never mere compassion to those that struck me is more complicity between the two, as when smoking or pretend play while taking a bath in the tub, or gestures of profound tenderness, as the hugs, caresses, the attention of bodies in contact, kisses and attention.

Paul used to say he had "many things to do," but does not preclude you to dream and to feed their passions despite remains more attached to the reality of his father, who, in the rush to catch up, forget the fragility of any achievements. Something that will renew old pains.


Kim Rossi Stuart is credible in this role, covered with great simplicity and naturalness, but marked by dramatic peaks, never exaggerated.
The tear dropped in a precise time: the words of Paul refer to the brother, in a mixture of incredible sweetness and bitterness. As you can exchange roles, simply by changing perspective ...