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The Boy Who Owns the World

2024, German. Directed by Robert Gwisdek.

Basilio lives in an abandoned villa in Sicily with his mysterious elderly mentor Casimir who is to help him find true poetry. In this villa, he tries to translate the symbols of his inner world into music. One day, Basilio meets equally strange Karla whose life already seems mysteriously intertwined with his. The symbolism of the world around them leads to an unexpected discovery.

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Released
14 March 2024
Original title
Der Junge, dem die Welt gehört
Country
Germany, Italy
Written by
Robert Gwisdek
Budget
$270K

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The Boy Who Owns the World (2024) was directed by Robert Gwisdek and stars Julian Pollina, Denis Lavant, Paolo Mannina.

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