Days of Harvest 2010
Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a family vineyard, *Days of Harvest (2010)* follows the quietly transformative summer of 17-year-old Elia, who finds his routine upended when the striking Emilia arrives to help with the grape harvest.
Director: Marco Righi
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Days of Harvest (2010) about?
This coming-of-age drama follows 17-year-old Elia, who experiences a life-changing summer while working on his family's vineyard. His world is disrupted by the arrival of Emilia, a seasoned harvester, and the political turmoil hitting his father's Communist ideals. Amidst family tensions and new emotions, Elia navigates the complexities of growing up.
Who directed Days of Harvest?
Marco Righi directed *Days of Harvest (2010)*, crafting a visually rich and emotionally layered rural drama.
Who stars in Days of Harvest?
The film stars Lavinia Longhi, Marco D'Agostin, Gian Marco Tavani, and Claudia Botti, with supporting roles from Elide Bertani and Maurizio Tabani.
Is Days of Harvest (2010) worth watching?
While *Days of Harvest* isn't widely rated, its intimate storytelling and focus on universal themes like love and political awakening make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. The 75-minute runtime keeps the pace tight without sacrificing depth.
How long is Days of Harvest?
*Days of Harvest (2010)* runs for 75 minutes.
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About Days of Harvest (2010) — A coming-of-age drama set against the backdrop of a family vineyard
Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a family vineyard, *Days of Harvest (2010)* follows the quietly transformative summer of 17-year-old Elia, who finds his routine upended when the striking Emilia arrives to help with the grape harvest. Directed by Marco Righi, this intimate drama weaves together Elia's awakening emotions with the simmering political unrest gripping his father Claudio, a devoted Communist shaken by the sudden death of his party leader. Amid the rustic rhythm of rural life, Elia's mother Maddalena anchors the household with her unwavering Catholic faith, her prayer meetings offering a stark contrast to the shifting loyalties and emotions swirling around her. As Emilia's presence ignites unexpected feelings in Elia, the family's quiet stability fractures, revealing the delicate balance between tradition and change.
Righi crafts a slow-burning, atmospheric tale that lingers on the tactile details of harvest season—dusty fields, ripe fruit, and the scent of earth—as well as the deeper currents of love, politics, and faith. With a runtime of just 75 minutes, *Days of Harvest* packs emotional weight into its concise runtime, delivering a coming-of-age story that's as much about personal discovery as it is about the quiet revolutions brewing in everyday life.