Sophia Loren, video incontro La vita davanti a sé: «Lontana dal set per vivermi la famiglia»

We present the video interview with Sophia Loren and Edoardo Ponti, star and director of the film "The Life Ahead." The legendary diva of Italian and international cinema spoke about her return to the silver screen and her time away from the set, the new film, her potential Oscar nomination, childhood war memories, her Naples and Vittorio De Sica, the missed film The Nun of Monza with Luchino Visconti, Covid and the related distancing rules, and finally the forced closure of cinemas and theaters. Ponti also spoke about the location of Bari and Laura Pausini's song "Io sì (Seen)." "The Life Ahead" will be available on Netflix starting November 13. Plot: Set in Bari, the film tells the story of Madame Rosa, an elderly Jewish woman and former prostitute who, in order to survive in her final years, hosts a sort of daycare center for disadvantaged children in her small apartment. Reluctantly, she agrees to take in a troubled twelve-year-old street kid of Senegalese origin named Momò. The two are different in every way: age, ethnicity, and religion. For this reason, their relationship is initially very conflicted, but it soon turns into an unexpected and deep friendship, when, despite everything, they realize they are kindred spirits, bound by a common destiny that will change their lives forever. ================================================================================= Subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / spettacoloeu   Visit our website: https://www.spettacolo.eu Follow us on Facebook:   / spettacolo.eu   Follow us on Twitter:   / spettacoloeu   Follow us on Instagram:   / spettacoloeu   ====================================================================