Luca Marinelli

Jessica Cressy

Carlo Cecchi

Vincenzo Nemolato

Marco Leonardi

Denise Sardisco

Carmen Pommella

Autilia Ranieri

Elisabetta Valgoi

Pietro Ragusa

Savino Paparella

Vincenza Modica

Giustiniano Alpi

Maurizio Donadoni

Gaetano Bruno

Franco Pinelli

Anna Patierno

Lana Vlady

Aniello Arena

Diego Sepe

Sergio Longobardi

Giordano Bruno Guerri

Chiara Francini

Rinat Khismatouline

Edoardo Sorgente

Alessandro Del Vecchio

Francesco Di Giacomo

Alessandro Abate

Stefano Grosso

Luca De Santis

Giulia Cosentino

Adele Gallo

Angela Mocerino

Ilya Sapeha

Francesca Sorce

Maurizio Matania

Massimo Lazzara

Andrea Piazza

Alberto Mangiapane

Andrea Maguolo

Fabio Carlà

Andrea Cavalletto

Joy Carnebianca

Ilena Aquino

Valentina Longobardi

Gianluca Gasparrini

Dario De Natale

Enrico De Gasperis

Roberto De Angelis

Denny De Angelis

Claudia Panzica

Michele Nassuato

Paolo Marzocchi

Giovanna Cirianni

Tiziano Saraca

Jack London

Massimiliano Pacifico

Benedetta Lepri

Marco Messina

Sacha Ricci

Enzo Pompeo

Timiana Scalzone

Luca Bellano

Domiziana De Fulvio

Sacha Rossi

Paride Astarita

Eleonora Medolla

Benedetta Barroero

Francesca Errichiello

Ciro Scognamiglio

Pietro Marcello

Oleg Karavaychuk

Paolo Del Brocco

Maurizio Braucci

Luca Servino

Tiziana Poli

Daniela Tartari

Aline Hervé

Fabrizio Federico

Alessio Lazzareschi

Dario Zonta

Stefania De Santis

Michel Merkt

Michael Kaczmarek

Thomas Ordonneau

Viola Fügen

Beppe Caschetto

Dorothea Wiedermann

Michael Weber

Aleksandra Stojanovic

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Now it is quite possible that I just wasn't in the right frame of mind when I saw this, but somehow it just misfired. Luca Marinelli is the eponymous character hell bent on improving his lot from a pretty meagre upbringing. His opportunity comes when he rescues the young "Arturo" from some local bullies and when he is invited to his new friend's luxury home for a thank you lunch, meets the boy's sister "Elena" (Jessica Cressy) and it's love at first sight. Determined to elevate himself even more now, he falls in with noted, if slightly dissolute, socialist "Brissenden" (Carlo Cecchi) and whilst his newly found success satisfies his desire for wealth and self-improvement, it also serves to throw some obstacles in his path to true love. It is certainly a very stylish film to enjoy - the mix of colour and monochrome cinematography delivers well, and the score works well to complement the dialogue and the feelings of desire, frustration and maybe even danger as our hero's increasingly successful, politically driven work draws enemies from his peers and the authorities. I suppose, for me, it dwells a little too much on the introspection of a man that I didn't particularly care for; and as ever with films based around one single character - it's hard to stay engaged if that character isn't working for you. I hesitate to say I found it dull, it isn't dull, but then it isn't really very good either... Perhaps after a second watch, but I can't really think I will bother.

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