Loro (2018)

During a tumultuous period in the career of Silvio Berlusconi, as his marriage to second wife Veronica Lario fractures, LORO speculates on what may or may not have taken place behind closed... See full summary »

Director:

Paolo Sorrentino

Writers:

Paolo Sorrentino (story), Umberto Contarello (screenplay)

Stars:

Toni Servillo, Elena Sofia Ricci, Riccardo Scamarcio

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Toni Servillo	...	Silvio Berlusconi / Ennio Doris
Elena Sofia Ricci	...	Veronica Lario
Riccardo Scamarcio	...	Sergio Morra
Kasia Smutniak	...	Kira
Euridice Axen	...	Tamara
Fabrizio Bentivoglio	...	Santino Recchia
Roberto De Francesco	...	Fabrizio Sala
Dario Cantarelli	...	Paolo Spagnolo
Anna Bonaiuto	...	Cupa Caiafa
Giovanni Esposito	...	Mariano Apicella
Ugo Pagliai	...	Mike Bongiorno
Ricky Memphis	...	Riccardo Pasta
Duccio Camerini	...	Rocco Barbaro
Yann Gael	...	Michel Martinez
Lorenzo Gioielli	...	Senatore Valori

Storyline

During a tumultuous period in the career of Silvio Berlusconi, as his marriage to second wife Veronica Lario fractures, LORO speculates on what may or may not have taken place behind closed doors, depicting a wide variety of characters from multiple levels of society and their attempts to either ingratiate or distance themselves from him.

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Taglines:

Biopics don't come more unauthorised than this (UK/Ireland)

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Genres:

Biography | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Baska Sinema [Turkey] Curzon Artificial Eye [United Kingdom]

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

18 October 2018 (Greece)

Also Known As:

Silvio

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

151 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.39 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Edited from Loro (2018)

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Soundtracks

The Sea's Son
written by Jherek Bischoff
performed by Jherek Bischoff

User Reviews

A real addictive surprise.

Ith this film I have re-evaluated Sorrentino as director and Servillo and Scamarcio as actors; all wonderful in their respective roles. The story is proposed in a truly intriguing way that almost involves the first-person story. A little too many artistic scenes, but this is the typical style of the director,,,