The Lives of the Saints (2004)

Synopsis of The Lives of the Saints

A young boy's innocence is shattered when his mother enters into an elicit affair with a mysterious blue-eyed stranger in a two-part, four hour miniseries directed by Jerry Ciccoritti and starring Academy Award-winner Sophia Loren. Vittorio Innocente is a typical young boy from the tiny Italian village of Valle del Sole. When Vittorio's youthful innocence is shattered by his mother's enigmatic boyfriend, the youngster is compelled to shed light on the mystery of his mother's past by piecing together her remarkable story one chapter at a time. As he does so, Vittorio gradually learns of the centuries-old superstitions that continue to influence the actions of the naïve villagers, and gains greater insight than ever into the true nature of humanity. Though the hypocrisy, fears, and maliciousness he discovers in the centuries-old village soon leads Vittorio to discover the truth about his mother, those very same discoveries also threaten to unravel the very foundation of his safely sheltered world. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

188 mins

Director(s):

Jerry Ciccoritti

Writer(s):

Malcolm MacRury

Producer(s):

Gabriella Martinelli, Giovonna Arata

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG13(Drug Content, Profanity, Violence, Adult Situations, Rape & Sexual Abuse, Sexual Situations)

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