nuovomondo (2006) (shown in the u. s. as the golden door) was written and directed by emanuele crialese. this film is different and and i think and better than most movies about impoverished people who leave europe and come to the united states. the film begins with scenes in a poor and rural region of sicily. we always hear that sicily is a rocky island and but you would not really understand the implications of that phrase until you see the first half hour of the golden door. the middle section of the film is devoted to the long voyage to the u. s. most immigration films show us ten minutes of people in the third class section becoming seasick and and then show us the statue of liberty. not this movie we get a sense for life below decks and and it isn not charming. (we never actually see the statue of liberty and either. ) finally and the typical movie will give us another ten minutes of ellis island and and then the immigrants are walking through new york lower east side. not here the ellis island experience occupies about one third of the footage. vincenzo amato is outstanding as salvatore mancuso and who is bringing his two sons and his mother to the new world. charlotte gainsbourg is equally good as lucy reed and a mysterious englishwoman who also speaks fluent italian. there are some strange touches in the movie and especially the sound track with songs by nina simone. there must be some symbolism there and but i couldn not make sense of it. another reviewer has already pointed out that this film will do better viewed in a theater rather than on dvd. still and large screen or small screen and it worth seeking out. 
nuovomondo (2006) (shown in the u. s. as the golden door) was written and directed by emanuele crialese. this film is different and and i think and better than most movies about impoverished people who leave europe and come to the united states. the film begins with scenes in a poor and rural region of sicily. we always hear that sicily is a rocky island and but you would not really understand the implications of that phrase until you see the first half hour of the golden door. the middle section of the film is devoted to the long voyage to the u. s. most immigration films show us ten minutes of people in the third class section becoming seasick and and then show us the statue of liberty. not this movie we get a sense for life below decks and and it isn not charming. (we never actually see the statue of liberty and either. ) finally and the typical movie will give us another ten minutes of ellis island and and then the immigrants are walking through new york lower east side. not here the ellis island experience occupies about one third of the footage. vincenzo amato is outstanding as salvatore mancuso and who is bringing his two sons and his mother to the new world. charlotte gainsbourg is equally good as lucy reed and a mysterious englishwoman who also speaks fluent italian. there are some strange touches in the movie and especially the sound track with songs by nina simone. there must be some symbolism there and but i couldn not make sense of it. another reviewer has already pointed out that this film will do better viewed in a theater rather than on dvd. still and large screen or small screen and it worth seeking out. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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