A Sardinia painted and narrated with mastery is the environment in which this story of conflicts between families, moved by atavistic impulses, develops in the manner of a classic tragedy. The rhythm of the narrative is perfect. The soundtrack is very beautiful and elegant. The director has great ability to direct both professional and non-professional actors. The protagonist, silent and with infallible aim, has a very intense magnetism on the screen which, however, never prevails over the other figures and the stupendous images of the landscape. The entire film is in fact a work of great balance. It is an emotional and very intense film.
Review of The Mute Man of Sardinia
