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GIANNI AND WOMEN by Gianni Di Gregorio

Gianni e le donne

DIRECTOR: Gianni Di Gregorio

ACTORS:

Gianni Di Gregorio

Valeria de Franciscis

Alfonso Santagata

Elisabetta Piccolomini

GENRE: Comedy

LENGTH: 90 min

Gianni has a problem: he forgotten women, taken as a single woman, mom, rich, extravagant , with the obsessive and compulsive gambling.

lives as his succubus unable to remove the umbilical cord.

E 'forced into retirement age than fifty years old and sleeping in separate room from his wife. He has a daughter comodona and gutless.

Gianni is a rabbit and what he wanted so far has been quiet and this has perhaps forgotten that there are women. Walk the dog and makes the costs. A boring life as a quiet life can generate.

to remind women that there is his friend, the lawyer Alfonso: a women if I remember correctly.

originerà That's a bad thing to live before it was just dormant from amnesia and that will push him to seek a role that is not her, until she made account of the inadequacy of his age and his physical and is no longer up to the new life.

Italian cinema now speaks often of sixty unable to accept their role, prancing to live a life that no longer its responsibility.

In particular, the Italian cinema in its genes in a natural way of being unable to tell stories that are not mere repetition of what we already we experience every day: daily - while revisiting it with the 'art style .

Italian cinema is narrative style and often hardly ever, which frequently puts the center of his "stories" bourgeois upper middle class, living as an 'amoeba, "tells" and apathetic lives without exacerbating gasps from the audience.

The film, however, some humor sprinkled Italian bulls there offering it and generates some laughter in the room and all in all I found it funnier than "any" which to me was the flop of laughter.

However, although structural features of a certain thickness, the film does not happen anything. For nearly 85 minutes you will look nothing has a certain charm and aesthetic sense.

Excellent 5 minutes of the finale!

In this film lacks one thing: Marcello Mastroianni. If he was still alive, this was the film for him. A Marcello Mastroianni in "Toward Evening" by Francesca Archibugi (1990), the film would have changed significantly and despite the lack of a story would give at least one direction.

rating: 1 star for the first 85 minutes 2 stars for the last 5 minutes.