cptgaio

I really like it. The review is not bad, but you've done better.

mmm, it quite disappointed me to tell the truth...

Already ;-)

@Senmayan: thank you for stepping in: a comment like yours from a user like you makes me realize that the path I've taken is the right one. Anyway, on the issue you raised, Rebelde has responded (thank you!). I thank everyone else who contributed as well. Bye.

I just want to specify (clarify) one thing regarding comment 48 from dear Fidia:
Regardless of whether one could agree with my interlocutor or with me, or with whoever was on one side or the other, because we were both not "alone" in supporting our opinions (I invite you to go back to that review to see that there was absolutely no "everyone against one" but at most a "group against another"), the issue on which the debate was based was not about "no one can understand the situation of their land if they were not born and raised in that land" but something entirely different. I won't add anything more to avoid rekindling old issues that I think no longer interest anyone, but at the risk of appearing once again as the "bad and manipulative" one, I invite you to reread that page not to agree with me (I never attempted to seek that) as you may very well stick to your positions (and you have every right to do so) but to realize that we were not discussing that, and I believe that this time even those who debated with me could confirm it. Hi. On the topic, I have already said everything I think in comment 39. I thank everyone who participated. P.S.: I am absolutely not being polemical, just to be clear, and I do not want to bring those discussions up again.

maybe it was "muovergli" and not "muoverli"...

Fazio is a great professional, no doubt about it. Sometimes he tends to get a bit too sentimental, but in Italian television, that's more than forgivable. I didn't watch the interview, but the character Saviano is definitely one of the most beautiful things to come out of Italy in the last twenty years. The only criticism I could make is that I don't "narratively" adore him, but in certain cases (like this one), we can certainly overlook the purely "technical" issues. As for what has been built around him, I think he is more of an "innocent victim" than a mastermind... he found himself in the middle of it all and certainly hasn’t always managed the media frenzy perfectly, but not all of us are born with a "brass face," and that is definitely not a fault or a burden to lay on him.

We'll see...

;-) The one dedicated to the city isn't bad either...