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2021 · FILM

Höllentrip und Himmelfahrt: Die Visionen des Dante Alighieri

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Dante Alighieri is regarded as the greatest European poet of the Middle Ages, and his work encompasses the full spectrum of Western education—encompassing theology, philosophy, science, politics, and literature. Yet how many have actually read his "Divine Comedy"? And how many know more about its author than that he had an eagle-like profile and was in love with a woman named Beatrice? Seven hundred years after Dante's death, filmmaker Adolfo Conti journeys through Italy, guided by Dante's words and seeking to see the world through his eyes. As the film explores the beauty of art, the Tuscan landscape, and the forces of nature, a dramatic life story emerges.

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