Liberi

I saw this film -featured directly in TV, here in Spain- last night. Though the plot is absolutely known and the roles are the same roles that in hundreds of drama and romantic films, I think that the difference is in the force that the director and the rest of the crew put in it. I felt that I was seen some theatrical release with a deep work between director and actors. True set pieces in the spectacular landscape of Pescara -bello, bello- but you feel trapped in the characters, in their weakness or their force. And I must recognize it: I was hypnotized and enchanted. Please, if this film arrives to you, give it a chance: like a strange jazz melody, the more you hear it, the more you love it. (And, believe us: Myriam Catania is a pretty actress to dream about).

I have seen tons of better movies but I found this little film enjoyable, set in Pescara, a town of the region Abruzzo on the Italian east coast, provides a different setting from the average stereotypes.The protagonists don't look too absurd for such a small production and I must say I absolutely loved the female protagonist: Miryam Catania is a wonderful, wonderful girl and I will definitely look around for new movies where she would play a role. The movie is somehow very sensitive, and romanticism poors out every now and then, even if the plot gives a certain sense of deja-vu. anyway...I liked it and I don't even know why .

Very nice film that also starts very well with a very good plot evolution, unexpected stuff in reality for this film that seemed to be a normal Italian romantic comedy but which instead turned out to be much more by introducing different themes in addition to the classic stuff of 'love because in a single film the world of work and the enormous difficulty that people have to face to enter it are faced and the problem of jealousy is also treated as well as various anxieties and fears that both young people and adults experience. Another very nice thing is how the story is told, that is, with a beautiful parallelism between the life of the protagonist and his father.