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 Primo Tempo shows the real Ligabue—the one of the Bar as a meeting point, of late-adolescent dreams, certainly a bit cocky, but with signs of weakness.

 Buonanotte all’Italia is a sweet poetry to our country left in the hands of a bunch of incompetents.

Primo Tempo by Ligabue is a refreshing and raw collection of his early hits, offering fans a glimpse of the less polished but more original rock sound. The album balances commercial success with heartfelt stories, including notable tracks like 'Bambolina e Barracuda' and 'Buonanotte all’Italia.' Though the trend of releasing multiple compilations might be commercial, Primo Tempo captures the essence of Ligabue’s identity as a beloved Italian rocker. Discover Ligabue’s authentic rock roots—listen to Primo Tempo and experience Italian rock history at its finest!

 Despite being a big fan of the singer-songwriter, I was quite disappointed by this work.

 A mediocre film with an original plot that could have been developed better.

This review critiques Luciano Ligabue's film Da Zero A Dieci, viewing it as a disappointing follow-up to Radiofreccia. While the story has an original idea, it is considered flat and not credible. The characters and their attempts to reconnect after 20 years are examined, but the plot fails to engage fully. The movie ends abruptly with a tragic event, leaving other characters' futures unresolved. Overall, the film is seen as a missed opportunity. Explore Luciano Ligabue’s cinema journey and see why Da Zero A Dieci divides opinion—watch, read, and decide for yourself!