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The Broken Key (2017)
Finally the Italian Sci-Fi
It's not easy find in the italian movie landscape a Sci-Fi movie, just only for this, this film should be watched and supported, but this movie astonish also for his good workmanship.
In a world where the belief that millionaires budgets are needed to make this type of film The Broken Key is the proof that it's not true.
The Vfx are made good, the photograpy remember other film of the same genre like Blade Runner and the Cast is full of talented Hollywood stars like Rutger Hauer, Michael Madsen and Christopher Lambert.
Il mistero di Dante (2014)
Portrait of Dante
Beautiful documentary about Dante Alighieri explained under another point of view.
The exemplare direction and the performance of Murray Abraham, perfect as always, create a compelling and stimulating portrait of the great Florentine poet.
Rasputin (2010)
A personal tableau
What a film!
The director worked out weel to create a tableau of Rasputin without get bogged down in a classic documentary film.
He maintain his personal point of view about the life of Rasputin although the events are historically accurate.
La rabbia (2008)
History and innovation
This film talk about the story of a young director forced to break the law just to finance his film.
It's a fantastic way to throw light on the main problem of movie industry.
The director here insert all his anger for this situation, but, at the same time, he stand up his hope of the return at the real nature of movie, called the seventh art not for nothing.
Hans (2006)
An Italian expressionism
This film is great.
It looks like a German expressionist movie with the addition of the modern visual effects, always used with ability.
We are absorbed by the mind of this controversial character, Hans Schabe, an antihero that, with his behavior apparently racist, criticize this world full of hate and discriminations making us remember how much ignorance and insanity it still exists.
Pianosequenza (2005)
Successful experiment
This film is a bet and I can assert that the director win this bet.
Using a single long shot for the entire movie it's not only a stylistic choice, the director want to make us remember all the history of cinematography and he do it in full.
if we add that it was only his second movie we can understand the potentiality of Louis Nero.
absolutely recommended!
Golem (2000)
Nice debut film
This is the first Movie of the director Luis Nero.
It's a Beautiful journey in a world of mysticism and esotericism.
The visual effects are beautiful and the direction is rich of experimentation.
Besides, the three location improve the experience and help to dive in the story.
I absolutely reccomend to see this Movie.