Mio figlio ha 70 anni (1999) (TV)

Note Générale:

6,6/10   

Réalisateur:

Giorgio Capitani

Scénaristes:

Giorgio Capitani (story)
Giorgio Mariuzzo (teleplay)

Date de sortie:

1999 (Italy)

Genre:

Drame

Plot Keywords:

Based On Novel

Avis des utilisateurs:

The story of an old barbone

Ensemble

Massimo Dapporto	...	Sergio
Elena Sofia Ricci	...	Angela
Philippe Noiret	...	L'ingénieur Castelli
Alberto Di Stasio	...	L'ingénieur Castelli
Giacomo Piperno	...	Michel
Gianni Garko	...	Giuliani
Beatrice Palme	...	Sigra Giuliani
Jinny Steffan	...	Nelly
Patrizia Loreti	...	Sigra Spocchiosa
Ennio Girolami	...	Marozzi (as Enio Girolami)
Lenka Lanci	...	Zaira
Cristina Moglia	...	Sonia
Gippy Soprani	...	Luciana
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Flora Carosello
Giovanna Coletti
Erika Ferranti
Gianmarco Giovi		(as Gian Marco Giovi)
Mario Granato
Michel Leroy
Gianni Musi	...	(voice)
Giorgia Peconi
Cinthia Pierluca
Allegra Zingone

Autre(s) titre(s):

Mon fils a 70 ans (France)

Pays:

Belgium | France | Italy

Langue:

Italien

Couleur:

Couleur

Son:

Dolby

Société:

Faso Film

The story of an old barbone

*** Ce commentaire peut contenir des spoilers ***

***SPOILERS*** ***SPOILERS*** Philippe Noiret acted in this film without talking too much. In fact this was a very good idea since the film was shot in Italy and the whole cast was Italian while Noiret is a French actor, who usually may understand but does not speak Italian. Noiret is a kind of forgotten person who knows the whole world but lives alone in a rented appartment. One day the owner of the appartment decided to cancel the rent and Noiret saw himself like a simple Italian Barbone (beggar without means of subsistence). A family, who used generously to take care of him, decided to take him to their apartment, where the barbone became a kind of child. In fact, this family was trying to have a baby, but did not succeed. So after some time the housewife became pregnant and his husband, obviously, became very happy with such a news, so they decided to celebrate it. At this point they three met and the "barbone- child" was informed of the good news. When he was asked whether he is also happy, he said: NO, and here the film ended. The suspense here was that everyone may expect that he will appreciate everything the family did for him and also be glad with the next birth of a child, but he reacted normally in a very egoist way, not appreciating what has been done for him. Life is often like that, and we should appreciate that this Italian film touched real events of our lives. Massimo Dapporto and Elena Sofia Ricci acted excellently.