IFF: Don't Be Bad

Showings

The Main 3 Fri, Feb 17, 2017 9:30 PM
Ticket Prices
General Public:$10.00
Members:$8.00
Student:$8.00
Film Info
Original Title:Non essere cattivo
Guest Attending:Yes
Program:Italian Film Festival
Partnerships
Tags:Crime
Drama
Release Year:2015
Runtime:100 min
Country/Region:Italy
Language:Italian
w/ English Subtitles
Cast/Crew
Director:Claudio Caligari
Producer:Paolo Bogna
Simone Isola
Valerio Mastandre
Cinematographer:Maurizio Calvesi
Screenwriter:Claudio Caligari
Giodano Meacci
Francesca Serafini
Editor:Mauro Bonanni
Composer:Alessandro Sartini
Paolo Vivaldi
Principal Cast:Luca Marinelli
Alessandro Borghi
Roberta Mattei
Silvia D’Amico
Alessandro Bernardini
Valentino Campitelli

Description

OFFICIAL ITALIAN SUBMISSION FOR THE 88th ACADEMY AWARDS

Moderator: Gabriele Angieri is a local stage and film actor, who starred in the locally made film Profile of a Killer, and appears this spring in the Park Square production of Macbeth. He is a first generation Neapolitan from New York City.

Italy’s official selection for the 2015 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film is a searing crime drama and astute social criticism, the last movie from acclaimed director Claudio Caligari, who died shortly after filming.

In mid-90s Ostia, a seaside Roman suburb, best friends Vittorio and Cesare are small time drug dealers, harmless losers eking out a living and seeking some form of grubby redemption. Vittorio falls for the beautiful Linda, and he tries to take the straight-and-narrow path, but his loyalty to his best friend interferes. When Cesare's ambitions take them in totally different directions, the only outcome is certain disaster.

A hard-hitting and surprisingly emotional crime film, Non essere cattivo is an excursion into the darkness of the human soul, featuring stunning performances by its two male leads.


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