UMBERTO ECO: a library of the world
Price: $350.00 Code: 2668 |
Directed by Davide Ferrario
2022, 80 minutes
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Official Selection - Rome Film FestivalReviews
"Umberto Eco: A Library of the World celebrates the man and his many bookshelves... a diverting and often enlightening pursuit."
-Nicolas Rapold, The New York Times
"Lively and engaging...The best way to explore Eco’s world is via his actual body of work, and this picture made me want to revisit some of his literary labyrinths immediately."
-Glenn Kenny, RogerEbert.com
"A timely epistemological rumination on the difference between knowledge and information, the relationship between memory and technology."
-Slant
"An affirming experience for those who line their living spaces with physical media in one form or another, Ferrario’s film also offers an apt memorial to Eco the avuncular public intellectual."
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