Sonja Bertucci

The Diamond Couple undertakes an existential and epiphanic journey through the memories of a centenarian couple; as a meditation on the power of memory, it offers a vision of aging that emphasizes not loss, but the capacity to renew an attachment to life with each instant that passes.

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Caesura, from the latin caedere, to cut, hew, or fell. It all begins with a light in the darkness, beauty, hope, a path toward the sacred, and then: the cut of an event, the fall into chaos, and the extinguishing of the light.

The Diamond Couple undertakes an existential and epiphanic journey through the memories of a centenarian couple; as a meditation on the power of memory, it offers a vision of aging that emphasizes not loss, but the capacity to renew an attachment to life with each instant that passes.

The Diamond Couple undertakes an existential and epiphanic journey through the memories of a centenarian couple; as a meditation on the power of memory, it offers a vision of aging that emphasizes not loss, but the capacity to renew an attachment to life with each instant that passes.

The Diamond Couple undertakes an existential and epiphanic journey through the memories of a centenarian couple; as a meditation on the power of memory, it offers a vision of aging that emphasizes not loss, but the capacity to renew an attachment to life with each instant that passes.

No synopsis available yet.

Caesura, from the latin caedere, to cut, hew, or fell. It all begins with a light in the darkness, beauty, hope, a path toward the sacred, and then: the cut of an event, the fall into chaos, and the extinguishing of the light.