A Muzzarell

Name: A Muzzarell
Genre: Drama
Released: 2024-02-15
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 8.9
Cast: Daniele Aiello, Martina Varriale, Pietro Juliano

2024
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

8.9/10

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Drama

Daniele, a rebellious and impatient 14-year-old from Castel Volturno and his best friend Lucio, are high on crack for the first time. Daniele is about to loose his ailing grandmother who liv... Read allDaniele, a rebellious and impatient 14-year-old from Castel Volturno and his best friend Lucio, are high on crack for the first time. Daniele is about to loose his ailing grandmother who lives 40 km away in Bagnoli, Campi Flegrei. To fulfill her dying wish - having fresh mozzarel... Read allDaniele, a rebellious and impatient 14-year-old from Castel Volturno and his best friend Lucio, are high on crack for the first time. Daniele is about to loose his ailing grandmother who lives 40 km away in Bagnoli, Campi Flegrei. To fulfill her dying wish - having fresh mozzarella cheese prepared by her son, a buffalo farmer - Daniele embarks on a journey first by mo... Read all

Director
- Diego Santangelo
Writers
- Diego Santangelo
- Naomi Sally Santangelo
Stars

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IMDb RATING

8.9/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Diego Santangelo
Writers
- Diego Santangelo
- Naomi Sally Santangelo
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 20 wins & 5 nominations total

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10/10

AN ADRENALYTIC AND EMOTIONAL MASTERPIECE

An emotional journey that catapults the viewer into a scenario that alternates between beauty and social degradation, through intense, reflective and adrenaline-filled moments. Moments that manage to capture the attention and the heart and which offer themselves as a starting point for analysis and reflection on the new generation of young people who are victims of social, moral and cultural hardship.

Director Diego Santangelo manages to excellently represent, through a neorealist interpretation, both the difficult and harsh social context in which the film develops and the path of redemption of the two young protagonists. A journey that is at times surreal and fairy-tale, among the enchantment and wonder of those places that offer themselves as a natural setting for what I feel like defining a masterpiece of independent Italian cinema.