Italian

... a movie which transcends generations and cultures.

... an enjoyable and intelligent ride ...

Iconic, memorable and quite unique, Danger: Diabolik is the kind of film that needs to be experienced to be fully understood and appreciated.

Paolo Sorrentino speaks about euthanasia, political responsibility, generational dialogue, music, and his continued collaboration with Toni Servillo. What emerges is a portrait of a filmmaker deeply preoccupied with moral dilemmas

… a funny and mindful romance worth falling for.

The story of 1971’s A Girl in Australia

… while The Life Apart’s warts and blemishes mainly exist within its backwards moral fable, the actors and characters’ small crescendos within the film are enough to give it a

… a painterly quality that’s very easy on the eye.

… the emotional impact of the film as a whole doesn’t resonate as deeply as it should … It’s almost, but not quite, brilliant.

… an engrossing and fully realised film …