Luna 1979 Download Free Full Movie in English, Original Title – La Luna

IMDB Rating: 6.4/10

Genre: Adult | Drama | Erotic

Cast: Jill Clayburgh, Matthew Barry, Veronica Lazar

Director: Bernardo Bertolucci

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Recently widowed American opera diva Caterina takes her teenage son Joe with her on a long concert tour in Italy. Absorbed in her hectic work in various Verdi operas around Rome, Caterina is shocked to discover that her troubled, lonely son has become a heroin addict. Her desperate attempts to wean the youth off the drug result in an incestuous relationship, but also in a possibility to reunite Joe, and maybe herself, with his real father, whose existence she has kept secret from him.

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In a way I feel sorry for Bernardo Bertolucci’s La Luna, though maybe more for Bertolucci than the film itself. Having come off of the monumental undertaking of 1900, he probably wanted to still keep the challenging creative juices flowing, and in doing so concocted an idea surrounding a mother and son who lose their closest significant other and go to Rome, only to get dragged into their own created mire of drug addiction, self-absorption, and incest. This, of course, sounds quite meaty dramatically, at least when first heard. Executed on film it’s another story, and the final script is probably what ends up making the film one of the weakest- if not THE weakest- I’ve seen from the director yet.

This still means that there’s good chunks in there, even really wonderfully sordid moments of incredible familial dysfunction between mother and son. But unlike, for example, Malle’s Murmur of the Heart, there’s a lack of cohesion to any sense of firm psychology with either mother or son, and while things are fascinating and potent in dramatic spontaneity in the first two-thirds, there’s a moment when things start to go downhill. By the end, I wondered if Bertolucci was about to break into the end of 8 1/2.