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 Intelligent is the idea of narrating with the lightness of comedy the issue of illegal work, the accidents in construction sites, and the difficulty immigrants face in fulfilling their dreams.

 A good chocolate, without filling!

Lezioni di Cioccolato is an Italian comedy that balances humor with social commentary about immigrant struggles and illegal work. The film features strong performances, especially from Neri Marcorè, and evokes the world of chocolate-making through the Perugina school. Though the comedic scenes sometimes overshadow the plot, the film's heart and cinematography shine through. It's an engaging story of growth, respect, and love with a sweet cultural backdrop. Discover the sweet blend of comedy and social insight in Lezioni di Cioccolato – watch it now!

 Just think of the idea that a rat accustomed to eating leftovers could develop a passion for cooking.

 Pixar’s meticulous and increasingly perfect animation is truthful and irresistible from the fur of the intrepid protagonist to the glass of the wine glasses.

Ratatouille is a Pixar animated film that tells the inspiring story of Remy, a rat with dreams of becoming a chef in Paris. The movie combines humor and heart to explore themes of passion, identity, and culinary artistry. The animation is meticulously detailed, creating a believable and engaging world. The film also touches on deeper issues like gender challenges in elite cooking and the effects of consumerism. Brad Bird returns with a simple yet brilliant story that resonates broadly. Dive into Ratatouille and savor Pixar’s delicious story of dreams, cooking, and courage!

 The story develops into a crescendo of opposing feelings: the fear of the different, the distrust and suspicion of Mara, which then turns into love.

 Valentina Lodovini is excellent, making her character real with the right balance of naivety, sensuality, and irony.

Carlo Mazzacurati’s film 'The Right Distance' is set in a foggy Italian town where fear and suspicion toward immigrants collide with emerging love and understanding. The story follows Mara, a young teacher, whose mysterious murder exposes hidden tensions and prejudices. The film uses simple yet engaging language and strong performances, especially from Valentina Lodovini and Natalino Balasso, to explore complex social issues without becoming trivial. Discover 'The Right Distance' for a gripping tale of love, mystery, and social tension in Italy’s heartland.

 Mungiu neither judges nor issues sentences, leaving us speechless when the sad and desolate image of the fetus abandoned on the bathroom floor becomes part of that banal greyness.

 The film, a historical document of that period, well deserved the Palme d'Or, an encouraging recognition for a young and brave author like Cristian Mungiu.

Cristian Mungiu's 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days is a powerful, realistic drama portraying the bleak reality of illegal abortion in 1980s Romania under a harsh communist regime. The film uses fixed shots and sparse dialogues to convey a story of personal tragedy amidst social repression. Superb performances capture the emotional depth and historical weight without judgment, earning it the prestigious Palme d'Or. It stands as an important cultural and historical document of that era. Watch 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days to experience an unforgettable journey into Romania's past and the harsh realities of life under communism.