Overall, a truthful movie, to which I gave a decent rating. The screenplay is typical of a certain contemporary Italian cinema, but it is watchable until the end, with an unexpected twist. Fabrizio Bentivoglio's performance is excellent, portraying a slightly down-on-his-luck professor who will redeem himself brilliantly. Barbara Bobulova's appearance also adds some spice to the film. I've seen much worse and I recommend it for a couple of hours exploring the complexity of human relationships: fathers and sons, men and women. In short, not a masterpiece but it's good enough. As they say in Rome: Scialla!!! (which roughly translates to 'take it easy' or 'chill out')
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