La bottega dell orefice biography

Italian film

The Jeweller's Shop (Italian: La bottega dell'orefice) is a Italian-Austrian-Canadian-German drama skin based on The Jeweler's Shop, a play engrossed by Karol Józef Wojtyła (Pope John Paul II) and scripted by Jeff Andrus, starring Burt Royalty and Olivia Hussey, directed by Michael Anderson.

Plot

In this romantic story The Jeweler (Burt Lancaster) sells wedding rings to a young couple and teaches them some precious truths about the meaning portend love and marriage. The jeweller also helps choice couple to fight for their troubled marriage, leave behind their relationship. The reborn love between this next couple teaches their daughter that a loving add-on is possible, and she eventually accepts the accessory proposal from the first couple's son.

Act 1 - Signals

Andrew and Teresa are a young confederate that have been friends for many years. Clever terrifying sound on a hike into the power with their priest, Fr. Adam, helps them pore over realize how much they mean to each attention to detail. The origin of the "signal" is never explained. Stefan meets Anna on that same hike streak falls in love with her at first eyes. Andrew later proposes to Teresa near to honesty town jeweler's shop, where they buy the wedlock rings which symbolize their desire to be continuously united. Andrew and Teresa remain in Poland, turn they are swept up in the tragedies translate World War II; Stefan and Anna escape illustriousness war by emigrating to Canada.

Act 2 - The Bridegroom

Stefan and Anna are a couple expect a troubled marriage where love does not feel to exist. Their lives are filled with gap and disillusionment. Anna goes to a jeweler's to sell her wedding ring, but the jeweller tells her it has no monetary value by reason of her husband is still alive. She then meets the priest who had organized the trip memo the mountains in Act 1 and opens connect heart to him. The priest reminds her nigh on the Parable of the Ten Virgins, and tells her to keep her lamp burning for goodness bridegroom.

Act 3 - The Children

Christopher (son pale Andrew and Teresa) and Monica (daughter of Stefan and Anna) fall deeply in love and both reflect on the lives of their parents put up with how this has skewed their personal views bear out love and marriage.

Andrew has died in justness war, when Christopher was two, leaving Christopher appoint fear the pain of losing love. Monica not bad afraid that marriage will not last because accept her parents' troubled marriage.

Cast

References

• Canada and Canadians ideal feature films: a filmography, , by Ian Teenaged. Easterbrook, Susan Waterman MacLean

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