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PifCinematography:
Roberto ForzaComposer:
Santi PulvirentiCast:
Cristiana Capotondi, Pif, Ginevra Antona, Alex Bisconti, Claudio Gioè, Barbara Tabita, Antonino Bruschetta, Enzo Salomone, Domenico Centamore, Totò Borgese (more)Plots(1)
The film follows Arturo from childhood to maturity, wittily examining the pervasive influence the Cosa Nostra holds over the everyday lives of his family and community as he commences a life-long romantic pursuit of the beautiful Flora. (Madman Entertainment)
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At first, I was on tenterhooks about this movie. The first half was told from a child’s point of view, which was nice, but there wasn’t exactly a lot of funny moments. But I really loved how excited the small boy was about the politician, with putting his pictures up in his bathroom and all that. That was great. Luckily, when the childhood got a little boring, it suddenly shifted into the second half of the movie. For a change, the second half was about his adulthood where he was searching for a job. I ended up liking the second part a little bit more because it was absurd in many regards. But truth be told, it eventually started to get boring, too, and left the viewer awaiting some sort of a shock to spice the movie up. But then comes the ending and the director Pif closed it all up in an incredibly human way with a large thank-you to those who fought against mafia; it made me go to bed with a huge excitement about a well-finished movie, but a sad feeling about all the monsters in this world at the same time.
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