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 "If prostituting oneself means renting one’s body, marrying means selling it"

 "Danny is a man in trouble who still manages to be happy, to live fully and intensely, to play his favorite song on the guitar."

The film follows Danny and a diverse group of housemates in Brisbane, capturing a surreal and chaotic exploration of human nature and generational angst. Filled with ironic philosophy and moments of humor, it reflects on life’s struggles, friendships, and inevitable fate. The soundtrack, featuring The Mamas & The Papas, symbolizes transition and melancholy. The review praises the film’s direction and actors, highlighting the simultaneous joy and despair that permeate the story. Discover the surreal world of E morì con un felafel in mano – watch this cult Australian film full of heart and humor!

 When we put on a record by Caparezza ... we are immediately sure of one thing: we are about to listen to something original.

 Overall, Il Sogno Eretico is certainly the lesser among Caparezza’s albums, but at the same time, it has genius and well-executed ideas that overshadow everything that goes wrong.

Caparezza's Il Sogno Eretico delivers sharp, cutting lyrics and engaging social critiques as expected from the artist. However, the musical aspect sometimes feels tired and less original compared to his past works. The album revisits his known mix of genres but lacks freshness in most tracks, save for a few standout gems. Despite flaws, the album still showcases Caparezza’s undeniable talent and creativity. Explore Caparezza's Il Sogno Eretico to experience sharp lyrics and intriguing ideas despite its musical flaws.