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 If there ever was a sun, today I can see it bright and round, no longer in squares or hidden by electric metal spikes.

 "Considerate whether this is a man/ Who works in the mud/ Who knows no peace/ Who fights for half a loaf of bread/ Who dies for a yes or a no".

The review vividly recounts Primo Levi's experience as depicted in Francesco Rosi's La Tregua, highlighting moments of despair, hope, and liberation. It reflects on the brutality of war and the human spirit's resilience, emphasizing the emotional depth of the story. The narrative captures the transition from captivity to freedom and the small human connections that emerge amidst hardship. Discover Primo Levi's powerful journey in La Tregua—watch the film and reflect on the resilience of the human spirit.

 How can one follow such a horrible program?

 Now we are at the tenth year of this pathetic parade of troglodytes who, among cries, curses, burps, farts, betrayals, and various obscenities, inexorably damage our already burnt-out youth.

The review harshly criticizes Endemol's Grande Fratello, describing it as a showcase of shallow and problematic behavior. It questions the viewers' fascination with the show despite its poor values and considers its cultural influence damaging, especially to youth. The reviewer mocks the format, participants, and societal consequences while acknowledging the show’s undeniable success and popularity. Explore the controversy behind Grande Fratello and see why this reality show sparks fierce debate!

 Something epoch-making in the world and amazing for our eyes had landed in our God-forsaken town: "Dragon's Lair"!! Oooooooooooooooooooooh!

 For us, it was fun to admire the grimaces on Dirk’s face in case of "death"... making him even more lovable, to the point perhaps of preferring to see him "die" to crack us up with laughter.

Dragon's Lair captivated 1980s gamers with its pioneering animated graphics and challenging reflex-based gameplay. The reviewer fondly recalls childhood memories surrounding the game, its characters, and arcade culture. Despite the difficulty and high cost per play, the game's charm and innovative visuals made it unforgettable. Dirk's expressive animations and the vivid monsters added humor and appeal, making it a treasured arcade classic. Sequels like Space Ace continued its legacy in sci-fi settings. Relive the magic of Dragon's Lair—watch gameplay, dive into its story, and experience the iconic 80s arcade classic today!

 An excellent film by the dearly missed Elio Petri on the futility of life in view of the sudden inevitability of death.

 The film’s protagonist claims to be 53 when he feels the weight of the counted days. Petri was consumed by illness at the same age.

Elio Petri’s I Giorni Contati is a powerful, introspective film exploring the inevitability of death through the tortured journey of Cesare, played brilliantly by Salvo Randone. The film combines stark storytelling with deep philosophical questions about life’s meaning. Secondary characters serve as reflections of Cesare’s torment, emphasizing his existential struggle. This is a haunting, prophetic work that stands as a testament to Petri’s artistic vision and Randone’s talent. Discover Elio Petri’s haunting masterpiece and experience Salvo Randone’s unforgettable performance in I Giorni Contati today.

 One cannot be silent or timidly tergiversate on the crimes committed by the sickle and the hammer.

 Could you have written this book, as much as possible, with greater objectivity, coherence, and less hypocrisy?

The review provides a balanced, critical examination of 'The Black Book of Communism,' acknowledging its importance in exposing communist crimes while challenging its methods and interpretations. It highlights factual inconsistencies, exaggerations in death tolls, and oversimplifications that conflate different forms of communism. The reviewer stresses the necessity of separating Marxist theory from the brutal realities of authoritarian regimes, calling for more objectivity and coherence in future works. Explore this critical review to understand the complexities and controversies surrounding 'The Black Book of Communism.'

 "We thought we were right, but we were wrong. Only we didn’t know it then..."

 To those idiots who attacked the film without watching it, accusing it of glorifying terrorism, I suggest sticking their tongue into a famous cave and speaking with judgment.

Renato De Maria’s film 'La Prima Linea' offers a courageous and bleak depiction of Italy’s turbulent 1970s. The film explores the misguided militancy of groups like Prima Linea and their violent clashes. Using cold colors and sparse settings, it powerfully evokes the harsh atmosphere of the era. Performances are solid, with some criticism on emotional depth. The film emphasizes remembering the countless innocent victims of political violence. Explore 'La Prima Linea' to understand Italy's turbulent 70s through a powerful and thought-provoking film.

 Good work by French documentarian Philippe Aractingi, who directs a 'reality-based instant-movie'.

 The relationship between the driver and the passenger... warms and strengthens, dethroning an initial cynicism and understandable distrust.

Sotto le bombe is a courageous film by Philippe Aractingi that combines reality with fiction, portraying the harsh realities of Lebanon's war. It centers on Zeina, a woman searching for her family amidst destruction, helped by a spirited taxi driver. The film's mix of improvised scenes and strong acting elevates it beyond a simple documentary. Despite its low budget, it delivers a moving story of loss and human connection in a war zone. Discover the emotional journey and raw reality of Lebanon's war – watch Sotto le bombe today.

 In Naples, there exists the art of getting by. A profession I would count among the arts in the absolute sense of the term.

 The white collar yields, and Michele avoids jail… Long live the FS, down with Trenitalia. A masterpiece to be framed.

Cafè Express, directed by Nanni Loy, delivers a poignant and humorous portrait of survival in Naples through the eyes of Michele Abbagnano, an unauthorized coffee seller on a southern Italian night train. The film captures the ingenuity and hardship of locals using a lively cast and evocative train setting. It blends social critique and comedy, culminating in a memorable confrontation with the authorities. Praised as a masterpiece, the film shines a light on Neapolitan life with authenticity and heart. Discover Nanni Loy’s Cafè Express for a heartfelt look at Neapolitan life—watch this classic tragicomedy now!

 In Baarìa, one runs, amid the dust of roads not yet paved, kissed by the wind that arises from its name and sweeps away time.

 The miracle of life. The miracle of Baarìa.

Baarìa is a vivid, emotional journey through the streets of a Sicilian town, portraying daily life, war, fascism, and political upheaval. Tornatore combines personal and historical narratives, underscored by Franco Battiato’s evocative music. The film captures the resilience and spirit of its people across generations, highlighting themes of love, sacrifice, and social change. It paints a richly textured portrait of Sicily’s past and present. Watch Baarìa to experience an unforgettable Sicilian saga filled with history, heart, and hope.

 Do you love swing? Then listen to the Spaghetti Style.

 Do you hate swing? Listen to the Spaghetti Style and you’ll learn to love it.

Spaghetti Style delivers an innovative and entertaining swing performance blending classic Italian-American tunes with fresh arrangements. The band’s live show is captivating and recommended even to swing skeptics. Despite limited exposure and distribution, their musical quality and creativity stand out. The reviewer urges fans of swing and those curious about the genre to experience Spaghetti Style's music. Experience the vibrant swing revival of Spaghetti Style – listen to their live album and discover a fresh take on classic Italian-American tunes!