A road movie tied to the magic of Fellini's movies
“In Search of Fellini,&#34; a coming-of-age adventure, follows 20-year-old Lucy Cunningham (Ksenia Solo, “Orphan Black”), a small-town girl from Ohio who, inspired by the films of a legendary  filmmaker, sets off on a spontaneous journey to find him.<br /><br />Lucy has never kissed a boy, never had a job, and never really had many friends. Her best — and perhaps only — friend is her mother Claire (Maria Bello), who has shielded her from all the bad in the world, including her own terminal illness. Claire’s sister, Kerri (Mary Lynn Rajskub), urges her to tell Lucy the truth before it’s too late. Lucy, suspecting that something is afoot, goes to Cleveland for a job interview. There, she chances upon a festival of the films of Italian director Federico Fellini, and is particularly moved by his “La Strada,” discovering a kindred spirit in the character of Gelsomina. In a burst of courage, she leaves her home, and travels across Italy to seek Fellini.<br /><br /> The film is more about Lucy’s self discovery than about her trying to locate Fellini. She is naive and sheltered, so her impromptu journey is her first time on her own. She is learning about life as she experiences the wider world. Director Taron Lexton creates several parallels between Lucy’s experiences and scenes from various Fellini films. Those who know Fellini’s films will appreciate this, though even if these references are missed, the film is still pretty good at showing the blossoming of a young woman being exposed to new ideas.<br /><br />“In Search of Fellini” is a joyful movie that will probably motivate its viewers to check out Fellini’s movies themselves since Lexton infuses the film with such reverence for the Italian director. Ms. Solo conveys innocence and curiosity so that when she encounters characters, fantasies and nightmares reminiscent of Fellini’s films, she reacts with a combination of wide-eyed awe and trepidation.<br /><br />Special materials on the widescreen DVD release include audio commentary by writer/producer Nancy Cartwright and director Taron Lexton, behind-the-scenes featurette, and bonus trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Based on Nancy Cartwright's true adventure. Lucy, a small-town girl from Ohio, has been shielded from all the bad in the world by her mother Clair, including Clair s own terminal illness. Claire s no BS sister urges Claire to break her silence before it s too late. Lucy, aware that something is up, goes to Cleveland for an ill-fated job interview. She stumbles upon a festival of Oscar-winning Federico Fellini s films and is instantly swept away. The cleverly enigmatic tragicomedy leaves Lucy aching for answers. In a burst of courage, she leaves home to find the filmmaker and unlock his mysterious enigma and her own. What follows is a strange and spectacular journey through the romantic dreamscapes of Italy, as she encounters characters, fantasies and nightmares from Fellini s films. Her journey, counterpoints Claire s gradual decline into death. Apart but connected, they fulfill both of their dreams as truth and fiction intertwine into the ultimate Felliniesque journey..