Jane Campion’s third feature film, The Piano is the unofficial adaptation of Jane Mander’s novel, A River in New Zealand. Mander did not appear in the credits for copyright reasons. A true public and critical success, the film earned $140 million at the box office and remains the director’s most popular film to date.
Ada, mother of a nine-year-old girl, is about to share her life with a stranger deep in the New Zealand bush. Her new husband agrees to transport all of her possessions, except for the most precious one: a piano, which ends up with an illiterate neighbor. Unable to resign herself to this loss, Ada accepts the deal offered to her by the latter: regain the piano, key by key, by submitting to his whims…
The Rome Fantrippers map, an original way to discover the Eternal City! Through 100 pop culture places, walk through its streets from another angle. Movies, TV shows, music, comics and novels, will allow you to spend a pleasant moment in this fascinating city. With a folded format of 10 x 18 cm and 60 x 54 cm unfolded, it slips easily into your pocket or your bag to be consulted easily.
