With ‘Vermiglio,’ Maura Delpero Offers a Film Cut Through With High Regard: for the Characters and for the Audience 

‘Vermiglio’ is a film of profound emotional gravity, an exegesis on family, faith, and circumstance that spares no one and yet doesn’t capitulate to despair.

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Martina Scrinzi in 'Vermiglio.' Via Sideshow and Janus Films

Vermiglio looks like a beautiful place. Located toward the northern reaches of Italy, this comune is surrounded by deep woods and a branch of the Alps commonly referred to by its tallest peaks, Adamello and Presanella. There aren’t many residents on hand — the population comes in at around 1,800 — but the area’s historical importance belies its size. Vermiglio was strategic during World War I because of its proximity to the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

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