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MISS MARX: UN BEL FILM DA VEDERE NELLE SALE Miss Marx è un film del 2020 scritto e diretto da Susanna Nicchiarelli. È attualmente in programmazione nelle sale cinematografiche. Il film è stato presentato in concorso alla 77esima edizione della Biennale di Venezia dello scorso anno. Ha recentemente vinto il David di Donatello per il Miglior Produttore (Vari) e il Miglior Compositore (Gatto Ciliegia contro il Grande Freddo – Downtown Boys) Ed è stato candidato anche quale Miglior Film e Migliore Regia. Miss Marx parla di Eleanor Marx (1855 – 1898), una delle figlie del filosofo ed economista politico Karl Marx (1818 – 1883). Karl Marx scrisse con Friedrich Engels il “Manifesto del Partito Comunista”, pubblicato nel 1848. Nel film Eleanor, chiamata Tussy in famiglia, raccoglie l’eredità ideologica e politica del padre, ossia un pensiero di lotta per l’emancipazione umana e l’uguaglianza sociale. Ecco un breve dialogo tratto dal film fra Eleanor e suo padre Karl: Eleanor: La tua idea di felicità? Karl: La lotta. Eleanor: Come i lavoratori sono vittime della tirannia degli inoperosi, le donne sono vittime della tirannia degli uomini. La protagonista è così fra le prime donne a sostenere insieme tematiche socialiste e femministe. Eleanor Marx in una foto con il padre Karl LA TRAMA. Il film Miss Marx racconta la vita, il pensiero e la psicologia della protagonista. Vediamo Eleanor in prima linea, coraggiosa e combattiva, per le difesa dei diritti dei lavoratori, per l’abolizione del lavoro minorile, per le pari opportunità e il suffragio universale. Eleanor così forte nella sua attività politica non lo è però così altrettanto nella vita privata. Dimostra, infatti, tutta la sua fragilità nel suo rapporto con il marito e compagno di lotte Edward Aveling, conosciuto nel 1883. Un rapporto che la rende consapevole vittima proprio di quell’oppressione morale e psicologica maschile, da lei combattuta negli ideali. L’attrice Romola Garai interpreta Eleanor Marx. L’attore Patrick Kennedy interpreta inveceEdward Aveling La regista romana Susanna Nicchiarelli (1975) aveva già vinto il David di Donatello per la Migliore Sceneggiatura Originale con il film Nico del1988, vincitore per la Sceneggiatura anche del Ciak d’oro. Aveva vinto anche il Ciak d’oro per la Migliore Opera Prima con il suo primo film Cosmonauta del 2010..

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