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Padrenostro

2020

Claudio Noce

Mattia Garaci, Pierfrancesco Favino, Barbara Ronchi, Francesco Gheghi ...

5.7

34

Drama Rome, 1976. Valerio is ten years old and has a lively imagination. His life as a child is turned upside down when, with his mother Gina, he witnesses an attack on his father Alfonso by a terrorist group. From that moment on, fear and a sense of vulnerability leave a dramatic mark on the feelings of the whole family. But it is precisely in those difficult days that Valerio gets to know Christian, a boy not much older than him. Solitary, ... [+]

	Author	Review
United States	Jay Weissberg Variety	"The conceit has promise, but the script doesn’t feel properly thought out (...) Fortunately, Michele D’Attanasio’s fluid camerawork, reflecting a mid-1970s palette, maintains an observational energy"	NEU
United Kingdom	Fionnuala Halligan Screendaily	"Noce’s third feature sits in a pressure cooker of its own self-importance. Decked in impeccable production design, Noce’s story will draw the curious, but (...) it does seem most suitable for domestic audiences"	NEU
United Kingdom	Xan Brooks The Guardian	"Noce’s very personal picture is a beautiful mess (...) Watching the film feels like taking a deep dive through the director’s subconscious (...) Puntuación: ★★★ (sobre 5)"	POS
	Marta Bałaga Cineuropa	"Claudio Noce goes personal, and then gets lost (...) Padrenostro could benefit from a faster pace and a meatier script"	NEG
United States	Deborah Young The Hollywood Reporter	"It makes no attempt to confront terrorism or review the motivations and ideologies of the protagonists (...) It leaves the viewer with a sense that something very important has been left out"	NEU

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