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(5143) 6.7 114 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Fuocoammare is a movie starring Samuele Pucillo, Mattias Cucina, and Samuele Caruana. Capturing life on the Italian island of Lampedusa, a frontline in the European migrant crisis.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Gianfranco Rosi
Starring
Pietro Bartolo, Mattias Cucina, Samuele Pucillo, Samuele Caruana

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Genres Documentary
Director Gianfranco Rosi
Writer Gianfranco Rosi, Carla Cattani
Stars Pietro Bartolo, Mattias Cucina, Samuele Pucillo, Samuele Caruana
Country France, Italy
Also Known As Fuocoammare, par delà Lampedusa, Fuocoammare: fuego en el mar, Oltre Lampedusa, Fuocoammare: Fuego en el mar, Fuocoammare - tuli mereltä, Fogo no Mar, Fuocoammare. Ogień na morzu, Foc pe mare, Ogień na morzu, Havet brænder, Fuego en el mar, Fire at Sea, Mare nostrum, Bortom Lampedusa, Havet brenner, Φωτιά στη θάλασσα, 海は燃えている　イタリア最南端の小さな島, Tűz a tengeren, Fuocoammare, par-delà Lampedusa, Seefeuer
Runtime 1 h 54 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Capturing life on the Italian island of Lampedusa, a frontline in the European migrant crisis.

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20 customer reviews about «Fuocoammare»

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Michael
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 07:59

The first half of this documentary was not very good. The editing was very choppy and uninteresting, with no structure or structure. The main problem with the second half of the film is that it is very uninteresting. As the film goes on, it gets more and more boring. I can see why the movie is popular because it is very entertaining and can make you think about a lot of issues. However, the film should have been much better because it was not very good. This film should have been about an actual event, and not just a compilation of facts and a movie about it.
Wayne C.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 20:48

From the start, "Mexico's drug problem" was one of those films that will stick in the memory. Even though it was made in 1994, it's a great piece of documentary. The result is that it's still relevant today. It's not a typical documentary, in the sense that it's not about the topic, but rather, it's about the human aspect of the story. It's a very different film than many other documentaries about drugs, such as "Opium Kings", "High Times", "One Day in America" or "The Queen of Versailles". The filmmakers use a format that's similar to the documentary style. They show the scene, interview the person, they make some comments, they show the relevant facts. They even have interviews with the people involved. That's a very interesting way of telling a story. It's the only way to get the information out of the people. Because the film is basically a single interview, it's not about the content. It's about the person. The first two minutes of the film were the best part. There were three people in the studio, one of whom was a journalist. They were asking questions, they were interviewing the people involved. It was interesting to see how they were filming the interview, how they were filming the conversation, how they edited the scene. The result is a great interview, where you can hear the people speaking, and see what they say. The film itself is interesting, and there's something for everyone. I enjoyed the documentary. It was well done. The interviewees were interesting and the film was entertaining. It's a documentary that will stick in the memory of many people, and is also a great film to watch.
Peter Reynolds
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 01:36

The film "Beyond Limits" is about a single-atom atom (the bottom of the black hole) in a cup of liquid. It is a liquid that contains all the things that you need to survive, including water. I was worried about what I was going to see, as I had not seen the movie. The information I had on this movie was a review of it on the internet, and it was very informative, but it did not give any real information about the movie. However, after reading the movie, I found that it is very interesting and very well done. The movie does not use the same techniques that the scientists used to create the black hole in the movie, but the movie has a good message about the importance of the importance of each atom, and the importance of having everything in a way that we can survive. This is not just a movie about the black hole, but about life. We all need to survive, and I am glad that this movie was made, because it is good information about how to survive. I highly recommend this movie.
Gerald Sanchez
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 10:51

I went to see this film without any expectations and I really enjoyed it. I really like the fact that this is a film that looks at the daily life of the people and how they live their life. It was interesting to see the different kinds of people, some are really just one-dimensional, others are more complex and honest, and others are just there to live, but to make the most of the little time they have. The film is an emotional one, which makes it a great film to watch with friends and family, it is a lot of fun, and I think that the film deserves a lot of credit for its honest portrayal of a very complex world and people, and the way it is presented in the film makes it seem like it is a really simple documentary, which makes it really interesting. It's hard to tell if the film is exaggerating things or not, but it seems like the film was really honest in showing some of the most basic things, like the things that we take for granted, like the water we drink or the power we use, the things that are pretty easy to overlook. Overall, I think it is a great film, but I'm not sure if it would be a great film for everyone, and I would have liked to have seen more of the subjects and more people, but it is a great film and I recommend it to anyone.
Christine
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 09:20

I was expecting this to be an extremely boring documentary about the festival but I was pleasantly surprised by how well it was put together. They covered everything from the culture of the festival to the psychology of it all. If you're into music then you should definitely watch this.
Brandon W.
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 06:41

Cone of Shame is the first of a series of films chronicling the mistakes made by American environmental activists during the 1980s. It features interviews with the actors, director, producer, and activist, who describe their efforts to change the world. In their interviews, the activists speak candidly about their motivations, how they became involved, and their personal stories. Each story is told from a different angle and the actors themselves often comment on their experiences. The results are fascinating and fascinating. The interviews and the editing are very well done, and the documentary is entertaining and compelling. The filmmakers did a very good job of mixing interviews with the footage and using the different angles. The documentary is very interesting and captivating, and I highly recommend it.
Gloria
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 21:44

This documentary is one of the best films of 2013, and one of the most powerful. It is the story of the realisation of the environmental damage caused by the industry. The film begins with the realisation of the chemicals by a teenager in West Germany. This is the film's biggest strength, and it is completely compelling and very moving. The film then moves to the Gulf of Mexico and the people who live there. They are very inspiring, and the interviews with them are heart-wrenching. The documentary ends with a powerful scene of the destruction of a forest. I am shocked by the destruction of the forest. I am surprised by the fact that the people of the Gulf of Mexico want to protect the forest and not just take the forest for themselves. I am surprised that the people of the Gulf of Mexico do not want to stop the destruction of the forest. The film is all about the environment and the ecological disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. It is one of the best documentaries of the year, and I urge everyone to watch it.
Eugene
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 09:59

The folks in the Netherlands seem to be enjoying themselves. From the outback to the city, the Netherlands has the most diverse culture and history in the world. If you've never seen a film like this, I suggest you check it out. It's a wonderful film about a different way of life, one that is in need of saving.
Janet N.
Saturday, 30 May 2020 23:31

A must see documentary by Erich Muehlenkamp (Director, Filmmaker and Producer). With the increase of the plastic bag industry, people around the world are getting plastic bags. They are used in a variety of ways, such as to take selfies, to add to the home décor, and even as a product of "hot pink" paint. But how do we protect ourselves from all the plastic in our daily lives? The makers of the film provide a bit of science and math in their research and the viewer can see how simple, the technology is and how the industry is changing our lives. The viewers will see how this industry is the fourth biggest source of CO2 emissions in the world, and the size of the industry in the US alone is estimated to be 1,600,000 tons. By the end of the film, you'll have a better understanding of the industry, the problems with it and what we can do to help. The film ends with a beautiful interview with an expert on the plastics industry. I highly recommend this film, it will keep you thinking for a long time. A must see!
Jeremy Tucker
Saturday, 23 May 2020 22:48

This is a fantastic documentary that really puts a spotlight on the harsh realities of AIDS in Africa. The people interviewed are amazing, including a woman who tells of her first encounter with AIDS, the tragic story of a 16 year old boy who was diagnosed with AIDS and survived until the age of 40, and a young man whose mother was dying of AIDS. The most interesting thing about this film is that it doesn't blame the people of Africa for their plight, but it is very clear that it is the lack of health care and treatment for AIDS that is the main cause of this epidemic. I can only imagine what these people have gone through, and how painful it must have been to be so young. This is a very important film, because it gives a very clear message that must be heard, and if you can get out of Africa and don't see this film, you're missing out on an important documentary.
Ralph Valdez
Friday, 22 May 2020 09:25

This documentary is a fantastic overview of the history of ghee and its origins, and the power and possibilities of this culinary miracle. The producers were able to show that ghee is not just a food additive, but also a holy relic of a time when religious traditions were completely ignored. We see how ghee was passed down from generation to generation in India, where it was considered sacred. The story of ghee and its use in India is a fascinating and powerful one, and the documentary shows it in an original way. I would recommend this documentary to anyone interested in history, food, or simply learning more about ghee. It is an excellent, informative film.
Justin Hudson
Thursday, 21 May 2020 07:54

When the movie was first announced, I wasn't really interested in seeing it. I saw it on television and thought it was going to be just another mainstream movie with some interesting subjects but that it wasn't going to be really interesting. But, after seeing it, I was blown away. The documentary was really interesting and made me think about how the world is and what's happening in the world. The director, and the whole team of the documentary did a great job, making the documentary entertaining and entertaining to watch. I don't really want to give anything away, but if you want to see a documentary about the effects of poverty on the people who live there, then this is the movie for you. But if you want to just watch a movie, then I would recommend not seeing this. It's not really a documentary, but it's a great movie. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
William
Monday, 18 May 2020 17:09

I'm not a big fan of this documentary but this is one of the most informative documentaries I have seen about women's liberation and it's influence on the modern world. I feel that this documentary is a must-see for anyone who is a feminist or has ever been a feminist. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is a feminist or is a person who has ever been a feminist. I also would recommend this documentary to anyone who has never been a feminist. This documentary also has a lot of great quotes from women's liberation activists. This documentary is definitely one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.
Edward G.
Monday, 11 May 2020 22:14

The importance of this documentary is not only to show the destructive effect of the heroin epidemic in America, but to show the effects of the drug industry on the communities it affects. The movie covers a lot of the same ground as the documentary Drugs, Inc. and shows both sides of the coin. I especially enjoyed the portrayal of some of the drug pushers and dealers. As an outsider to the industry, I can tell that the people who are profiting from the drug industry are the ones who should be held accountable. It is a shame that the message of this documentary is not getting out. We need to be more educated and more educated about this issue, as there are so many ways to make a buck off of this problem. The makers of the documentary should be congratulated for giving us a new understanding of the industry and the people who are profiting from it.
Danielle V.
Sunday, 10 May 2020 20:44

I went to see this film with a big crowd and the entire audience was riveted to the screen. It was an extraordinary experience to see what was on screen and to be part of the film. I was also very moved by the script. The cinematography was beautiful and the costumes were wonderful. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to experience the art of film-making. The film begins with an interview with a young artist who has spent a decade in a studio with no money. He tells us that he was unable to get a job because he had a camera in his hand and no job. It is obvious that he was not able to make a living with the camera. However, I believe that the film will open the eyes of many who have not had the opportunity to experience film-making. This film is not about the film-making itself, it is about the process of making the film. It is an inspirational story about a young artist who can make a living with his camera. I hope that people will experience the film and see that film-making is a profession, not a profession alone.
Gregory Flores
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 06:46

I recently bought this DVD and had a great time watching it. The film is a documentary, exploring the world of coca and other drugs, and the true stories of those who are actually involved. It is a great story, full of truth, and very interesting to watch. The interviews with the people involved, as well as some of the other people interviewed, are very interesting. There is a lot of information about the drug war, both on the people who are fighting it, and the people who are just using it as a way to make money. The interviews also cover a lot of other issues, like the effects of drug use, and the morality of drugs. It's a very interesting documentary. The DVD is quite well-made. It's very well-done, with a great selection of interviews. The extras are very interesting. There are three great featurettes, one of which is a very informative featurette, and a second one that has an interesting featurette about the impact of drugs on the families of the people interviewed. Overall, it's a great documentary, and a great addition to your library.
Susan Y.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 10:12

I've always loved all aspects of Cinecitta, I think that everyone should have the chance to watch this documentary and I hope that the rest of the crew would agree. The filmmakers really have a great idea to tell the story about the biggest festival of the year, without the usual biased opinions and the typical misconceptions about the festival. All of the actors are really good and even the directors are really great. The reason why this film was created was because I think that the staff and crew really care about the festival and want to make it better. I think that everyone should watch this documentary, because it's a great example of how the festival should be. Thank you for making this movie, and thank you for making Cinecitta!
Jesse
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 06:03

This documentary by the great Robert D. Siegel is a treasure. The camera work is amazing, it's like a documentary film of the atomic bomb. It's all done with excellent audio, and it's very interesting to see how the actors are all reacting to the events. It's not just about the bombs, it's about how the government and military reacts to them. I highly recommend this movie, it's a must see.
Philip
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 04:09

I recently attended the opening of the PBS series "Citizenfour" and was intrigued to see a documentary about Edward Snowden. The story of Snowden is very interesting, and is worth seeing in full. However, the documentary has a somewhat simplistic tone. It does not give any depth into the life of Edward Snowden and his life as a hacker. It is a great story, but the story has not been told with the same gravity that the documentary gave. The documentary is very well done and is well worth seeing, but I would recommend watching it in its entirety.
Donald
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 23:23

I have been waiting for the release of this movie for years. When I heard that the director was already a little known name, I thought that it would be a good idea to see what he has to offer. And, I was right. The director, who also made the documentary, has an incredible grasp of the subject, the way of life, and the culture of the people. He is very passionate about this subject and has an incredibly thorough knowledge of the native cultures of his country. This documentary is very thorough and his attention to detail is remarkable. The movie is very interesting and it is very thorough. I am very pleased that it was released and I recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the cultures of Brazil.
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