Even Penelope Cruz’s Considerable Star Power Is Not Enough

‘L’Immensita’ is a disjointed venture graced by flashes of truth and moments of brilliance. Its finest scenes are those dedicated solely to the children.

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Luana Giuliani and Penelope Cruz in 'L'Immensita.' Via Music Box Films

How might “L’Immensita,” the new film by director Emanuele Crialese, come across 15 or so years from now — that is to say, when the controversies surrounding transgender people have achieved a cultural and sociological equanimity?

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